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As a teacher, you would:

Correct answer: B. always listen to the problems of students

  • A. listen to the personal problems of the students only if they were special
  • B. always listen to the problems of students
  • C. never listen to the problems of students
  • D. listen to the problems of students and moderate them to the Principal

Explanation

An effective teacher listens to students’ concerns because personal difficulties can affect participation and learning. Listening does not mean every issue must immediately be sent to the principal; referral is needed when the problem exceeds the teacher’s role.

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