Classroom arrangements that allow teachers time for observation include all but
A) providing open-ended materials that children can use without assistance.
B) teacher-led lessons.
C) creating clear and separate work-spaces to avoid conflict.
D) providing large time-blocks for children to work, avoiding too many transitions.

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Teacher-led lessons typically do not allow teachers as much time for observation because the teacher is actively engaged in leading the activity, rather than observing children's independent interactions and learning.

Classroom Arrangements That Allow Teachers Time for Observation Include All