When teaching a concept, it is important to:
A. present simplified definitions of the concept to students.
B. group concepts so that all being learned have an equal number of essential attributes.
C. identify the essential attributes that will be taught before developing the lesson plan. D. keep students from forgetting the examples by limiting the opportunities to apply the concept in the lesson to two or three examples.
ANSWER: C
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