I'm leaning towards A. The instructor is like a conductor, using those techniques to keep the whole class on the same page and hitting the right notes. Can't have any sour notes, you know?
Haha, the instructor must be a stand-up comedian too, using all those questions and media! But in all seriousness, I think the answer is B. Gotta keep those students engaged and learning.
I believe it's also important to consider option B) To meet the learning needs of the students. Different students may have different learning styles, so using various methods can help cater to those needs.
Oh, I got this! It's C, definitely. The instructor wants to make sure the students can actually apply the new skills they've learned in the real world. That's the ultimate test, isn't it?
Hmm, I'm not so sure. I feel like the main reason is A - to clarify and make sure the learning objectives are met. That's the instructor's primary goal, right?
I think the answer is B. The instructor uses these techniques to cater to the diverse learning needs of the students and ensure they understand the material.
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