Three of the following teacher behaviors illustrate cueing as a way of dealing with inappropriate behavior.Which one does not illustrate cueing?
A)Putting a student in time-out after she's insulted a classmate
B)Moving closer to a student who may be cheating on an exam
C)Putting one's finger on one's lips when the class gets too noisy
D)Glaring at a student who is reading a comic book instead of getting to work on an assignment

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Cueing involves non-verbal or subtle verbal signals to indicate that a behavior needs to change, without directly confronting or punishing the student. Options B, C, and D all involve such signals (moving closer, gesturing for quiet, and glaring, respectively). Option A, putting a student in time-out, is a direct form of discipline rather than a cue.

Three of the Following Teacher Behaviors Illustrate Cueing as a Way