No, that would actually make things worse. Imagine a person raising their hand to answer — the whole class turns toward them. That creates instant spotlight pressure. Under that level of attention, the nervous system goes into stress mode, and the likelihood of freezing or blocking becomes even higher. The problem isn’t a lack of structure or turn-taking signals. The problem is heightened attention and social pressure. Any system that visually marks someone as “now speaking” intensifies that pressure instead of reducing it. What helps stutterers is less focus on them, not more — a calmer, more natural flow where pauses are normal and silence isn’t punished.