During a tax-lien software lab, a clerk's brow furrows and the mouse stalls. They have not spoken. What should the instructor do?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A stalled mouse is a raised hand that never made it up. Furrowed brow means the tax-lien screen is not landing. Check in now, and do not wait for a speech.
Full Explanation
Learner needs for additional explanation can appear in body language before anyone asks. A furrowed brow and stalled mouse during a tax-lien lab are those cues. Waiting only for verbal questions, labeling the clerk unmotivated, or pushing the clock ignores that detection duty. Confirm the cue and offer a short clarification.