To help students generalize what they have learned, teachers should do all of the following, EXCEPT:
A)give students a clear rationale for the skill they are learning.
B)provide activities that use the skill on a variety of occasions and in different settings.
C)hope students will know when and where to use the skill outside of school settings.
D)enroll parents and/or other significant adults in the students life to assist in the generalization of the skill to settings outside school.

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Hoping that students will know when and where to use the skill outside of school settings is not an effective strategy to promote generalization. Teachers should explicitly teach and model how to transfer the learned skills to real-life situations and provide opportunities for students to practice the skills in different settings.

To Help Students Generalize What They Have Learned, Teachers Should