When Speaking to Young Children, It Is Most Appropriate for the Teacher

question 5

Multiple Choice

When speaking to young children, it is most appropriate for the teacher to refer to himself or herself:

• A) as "I" or "me."
• B) by the name the children use, such as "Miss Tanya" or "Mr. Smith."
• C) as "Teacher."
• D) all of the above

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