Which one of the following strategies is most likely to help children become more self-regulating?
A) Mr. Adams knows that many students have trouble learning algebra. He spends the first few weeks of class having students engage in activities that will make algebraic concepts concrete and understandable.
B) When assigning a lengthy research project, Mr. Barnett advises his students to break the project down into a number of smaller tasks and then to give themselves a treat after they complete each one.
C) To build endurance, Mr. Caruthers asks his physical education students to run progressively longer distances each week.
D) Mr. D'Amato asks his students to look in a mirror and write a poem about what they see.

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Mr. Barnett's strategy of advising students to break a project into smaller tasks and rewarding themselves upon completion of each task is a method that fosters self-regulation. It teaches students to manage their time and efforts effectively, and the self-reward system encourages them to take control of their learning process.

Which One of the Following Strategies Is Most Likely to Help