Which of the following should a teacher say when criticizing a student in the following scenario? Select all that apply. Callie
turned in her report on ancient agrarian societies two days late. When she handed it in, her teacher asked to meet with her after school to talk about it. This is the third assignment you've turned in late.""I may not have stressed the importance of the due date enough.""Your work for this project was very thorough.""You better not be late on the next assignment.""Let's work out a schedule for the next project; that may help you complete it on time."
The best way to help the student would be to talk to her, find out what is causing her to turn in her papers late and help her create a schedue she can follow so that she can manage her time properly and finish her assignments on time.
The first answer is wrong because the teacher should not blame herself for the student's failure to deliver the assignment on time.
The second answer is not correct either because the teacher should concentrate on the fact that the project was not pressented on time rather than on its content.
And the third answers is also incorrect because threatening the student will not help her manage her time better. It would only add pressure and stress, which would probably cause her to be late again.
They probably think like there frustarated or something (the character not them) the the reader probably would be weirded out or questionable or also frustrated
I believe that the thoughts or feelings the first two stanzas of Wordworth's The Solitary Reaper convey <span><u>the speaker's admiration for and gratitude to the reaper.</u> </span>He constantly repeats that she is doing all these things on her own, and that her song is welcome.
