Teachers can present their screens during a Google Meet in order to explain a process, show an instructional video, or present a lesson. Select all the options teachers can perform when presenting their screen.

Options A and B are correct because Google Meet provides flexibility in how you view a presented screen. You can "pin" the presentation to make it the dominant view, which is useful when focusing on the content being shared. Conversely, you can "unpin" the presentation, allowing it to appear as a tile alongside other participants, enabling you to see more students simultaneously. Option C is incorrect because you cannot edit the content of a presentation directly from within the Google Meet meeting window; you would need to edit the original file in its native application (e.g., Google Slides, Google Docs). Option D is incorrect because when you present your screen in Google Meet, it is visible to all participants in the meeting; there is no built-in feature to present to only select individuals within the same meeting.