Teachers can improve a student's self-esteem by

A. discouraging imagination.

B. controlling the learning environment.

C. being critical of their work.

D. letting a student set his or her own goals.

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Jackson Norton

Social Studies

25 February, 13:42

Teachers can improve a student's self-esteem by

A. discouraging imagination.

B. controlling the learning environment.

C. being critical of their work.

D. letting a student set his or her own goals.

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Jovany Ward · Answer 1

The answer is D. letting a student set his or her own goals. This gives students more control on what they want to do and encourages learning. The teacher though still plays an important role in guiding the students and setting up how to go about the assignments.

Teachers can improve a student's self-esteem byA. discouraging imagination.B. controlling the learning environment.C. being critical of their work.D. letting a student set his or her own goals.

Teachers can improve a student's self-esteem by

A. discouraging imagination.

B. controlling the learning environment.

C. being critical of their work.

D. letting a student set his or her own goals.