When many students are not performing a task the way the teacher intended, the teacher should
A) change to a new task.
B) stop the group and clarify the task.
C) let the group continue with their interpretation of the task.
D) clarify the task on an individual basis.

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When many students are not performing a task as intended, it's efficient for the teacher to stop the group and clarify the task to ensure everyone understands the expectations and objectives, rather than addressing misunderstandings individually or allowing the misinterpretation to continue.

When Many Students Are Not Performing a Task the Way