Social Science · Pedagogy Skills
What is the primary purpose of asking 'probing questions' in a social science classroom? (A) To maximize the absolute number of questions asked during a session. (B) To understand and analyze the students' deeper thinking patterns. (C) To prompt students to go deeper into their initial responses and expand clarification. Choose the correct option.
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Statements (B) and (C) are correct.
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