How can a teacher effectively support a shy child in class___________?
Correct answer: C. Providing opportunities for small group discussions
- A. Forcing them to speak in front of the class
- B. Ignoring them to avoid making them uncomfortable
- C. Providing opportunities for small group discussions
- D. Discouraging them from participating
Explanation
Small-group discussion gives a shy child a less threatening setting in which to practise speaking and build confidence. Forcing public speaking can increase anxiety rather than support participation.
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