A teaching practice that would not fit with Wolk's (2008) recommendation that teachers need to focus on 'joyful learning' is:
A) giving students choices.
B) letting students create things.
C) supporting rote learning.
D) showing the pleasure in learning.

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Supporting rote learning does not align with Wolk's recommendation for joyful learning as it focuses on memorization and repetition without necessarily engaging critical thinking or creativity. Joyful learning encourages students to engage with material in a meaningful and enjoyable way, such as through choices, creativity, and finding pleasure in the process of learning.

A Teaching Practice That Would Not Fit with Wolk's (2008)