When providing feedback to children, teachers should:
A. be specific and relate observations to STEM concepts
B. be general and quick with a statement like 'Good job!'
C. make sure all children are paying attention when they are about to receive feedback
D. only provide feedback when a child is successful at a task

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Teachers should provide specific feedback linked to STEM concepts to promote student understanding and improvement, as opposed to vague comments or only focusing on successful attempts. ;

Anonymous · Answer

The best approach for providing feedback to children is to be specific and relate observations to STEM concepts, as this promotes understanding and improvement. This is option A. General comments or limiting feedback to successful attempts do not support effective learning. 
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