What is a key benefit of teacher responsiveness___________?
Correct answer: D. Increased trust and student engagement
- A. Reduced emotional connection
- B. Increased student fear
- C. Less student participation
- D. Increased trust and student engagement
Explanation
Responsive teachers build trust by noticing students’ needs and responding respectfully, which encourages participation and engagement. Fear and reduced participation are signs of an unsafe, unresponsive environment.
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