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Read the fragment below:
Teachers can choose to teach differently from the way they were taught:
I- They are able to see why they are attracted to certain methods and repelled by others. They are able to make choices that are informed, not conditioned;
II- They may be able to resist, or at least argue against, the imposition of a particular method by authorities. In situations where a method is not being imposed, different methods cannot offer teachers alternatives to what they currently think and do;
III- It does not necessarily follow that they will choose to modify their current practice. The point is that they will never have the understanding and the tools to do so, if they are able to and want to.
(Larsen-Freeman, Diane; Anderson, Marty. Techniques and Principles in Language teaching. 2011. Oxford University Press)
Analyzing all the concepts given, choose the correct option according to the context.