According to researchers, all of the following are reasons teachers sometimes opt to keep children indoors, EXCEPT:
A. Children do NOT have proper clothing or shoes for outdoor play.
B. Children eat mulch on the playground.
C. Children do NOT like playing outside when it is cold.
D. Parents pressured teachers not to allow children outside for perceived health and safety reasons.
Answer (2)
Teachers keep children indoors for several valid reasons related to health and safety, but the assertion that children dislike playing outside in cold weather is not typically a reason cited by teachers. The critical factors include parental concerns, safety issues, and proper attire for outdoor activities. Therefore, option C is the correct answer as it is not a reason for keeping children indoors. ;
The choice that does not represent a common reason for teachers keeping children indoors is option C: Children do NOT like playing outside when it is cold. Teachers usually base their decisions on safety concerns rather than children's preferences. Valid reasons include inadequate clothing and parental pressure regarding health safety.
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