Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogical Concerns
From the perspective of a student-centered teaching-learning process, a good teacher is one who:
- 1Strictly punishes students who talk in class
- 2Remains completely neutral and indifferent to classroom interactions
- 3Succeeds in completely stopping all dialogue among students
- 4Believes that classroom discussion and talking can be utilized as learning resources✓
Correct answer
Believes that classroom discussion and talking can be utilized as learning resources
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