What should a teacher do when a child is frustrated with a task_____________?
Correct answer: B. Acknowledge their frustration and offer support
- A. Ignore them until they calm down
- B. Acknowledge their frustration and offer support
- C. Tell them to stop complaining
- D. Give them the answer to speed up the lesson
Explanation
Acknowledging frustration helps the child feel understood, while appropriate support helps them continue learning. Ignoring or criticizing frustration can increase distress, and giving the answer removes the learning opportunity.
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