For the first class, Stuart gave the class a brief introduction to Robin and immediately got to work. He had a handout prepared which he had Robin distribute, then she sat at the back of the class to observe. Stuart explained the tasks to the students. While he did so, Robin noticed that many of the students were ignoring him and starting on their work. Stuart finished giving the instructions and set the students to work. After a few minutes, some of the students raised their hands to ask how to proceed. A few minutes later, more students asked what they were supposed to be doing. Stuart had to explain the activity several times before the questions stopped. Robin thought there must be some way to limit these kinds of questions. Which of the following would be the least appropriate way for her to reduce the number of student questions regarding instructions for a handout