Three of the following classroom strategies are likely to promote moral development. Which one, although possibly appropriate in certain situations, is unlikely to promote children's moral development?
A) Encouraging participation in service learning opportunities
B) Giving reasons why some behaviors are unacceptable
C) Making sure that students know who is "boss" in the classroom
D) Having students discuss moral issues related to classroom subject matter

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Strategies that promote moral development involve engaging students in activities that make them think about moral issues, understand the reasons behind acceptable behaviors, and reflect on their actions. Making sure students know who is "boss" in the classroom, while it might help maintain order, does not directly contribute to moral development as it does not encourage students to think critically about moral issues or understand the reasoning behind moral decisions.

Three of the Following Classroom Strategies Are Likely to Promote