Child Development and Pedagogy · Role of Errors in Learning
Should 'wrong' answers of students be corrected by the teachers during class discussions?
- 1Yes, children's errors should be immediately rectified
- 2No, children should be encouraged to express themselves without fear of being incorrect✓
- 3Wrong answers are always a reflection of a lack of conceptual clarity and must always be corrected
- 4Children come to school to gain correct information, so their answers should be corrected immediately
Correct answer
No, children should be encouraged to express themselves without fear of being incorrect
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