When a child is struggling with a task, a responsive teacher should__________?
Correct answer: B. Offer guidance and encouragement
- A. Let them struggle alone to learn independence
- B. Offer guidance and encouragement
- C. Move on to another topic
- D. Criticize their lack of ability
Explanation
Guidance and encouragement provide the support needed to overcome difficulty while still allowing the child to do the thinking and work. Leaving the child entirely alone or criticizing ability can reduce confidence.
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