 When a student has trouble answering a question, that is the time for queues and close. The teacher does not give the right answer, but instead gives some tips, information or prompting to help the student find the right answer. There are two types of queues and close, visual and auditory. Some examples of visual queues and close are facial expressions, hand gestures, pictures or objects. Auditory queues and close are things like telling the student some information or saying the first sound of a word that will help them find the correct answer. So remember, when a student has difficulty with a question, the teacher can use queues and close that are visual or auditory. By helping the student find the answer, this method builds their confidence.