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If any issue leads to contentious discussion within the classroom, then what is expected from a teacher to do in such a situation? (A) Teacher should silence all the students and defer the discussion for next time. (B) Teacher should set respectful rules for discussing such issues. (C) Teacher should ensure that no child feels left out from the discussion. Choose the correct option.

If any issue leads to contentious discussion within the classroom, then what is expected from a teacher to do in such a situation? (A) Teacher should silence all the students and defer the discussion for next time. (B) Teacher should set respectful rules for discussing such issues. (C) Teacher should ensure that no child feels left out from the discussion. Choose the correct option. Correct Answer B and C

Classroom discussions plays a vital role in shaping or constructing the overall personality of a child. The discussions help the child to not only presents his or her point of view but to get an idea of other's perception as well and this helps in shaping the all-round thinking of a child.

Key Points Sometimes classroom discussion leads to contentious discussion, so a  teacher needs to be careful.

  • ​Teacher should set respectful rules for discussing such issues.:- The teacher must set some respectful rules while discussing issues as the topics are sensitive and need to be taken care of appropriately.
  • Teacher should ensure that no child feels left out from the discussion:- The teacher must ensure that all the children must be in the discussion and participate equally.

​Thus, it is concluded that statements B and C are correct. 

Hint Teacher should silence all the students and defer the discussion for next time.:- It is not right on the part of the teacher to defer the discussion to the next time it needs to be solved at that particular time.

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