alleryIn the traffic card method, what does a green card tell the teacher?
AStop and explain again
BSlow down a little
CThe pupil is absent
DUnderstood; move on
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Understood; move on
1. Each pupil holds green, yellow and red cards during the lesson.
2. Green means the pupil understands the concept, so the teacher can move on.
3. Yellow asks for a slower pace and red asks the teacher to stop and explain.
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