Start learning →

Teacher: "You seem to be confusing sine and cosine. Talk to Katie." What does this use?

APeer feedback
BPunishment
CSilent reading
DRote drill
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Peer feedback
1. The teacher names the confusion and sends the pupil to a classmate. 2. That is peer feedback. 3. No punishment or drill is involved. _Source: Wikipedia, Formative assessment, Feedback examples_
Practise this question with Quill — CTET →

Keep practising Dyscalculia

Browse all Dyscalculia questions for CTET, or explore more Mathematics Pedagogy topics.

Start a Dyscalculia lesson →
Related questions
Teacher: "You used substitution. Can you use elimination now?" What does this promote?Good classroom questions should do what?Which activities reveal pupils' thinking in maths classes?Which also happened when teachers waited longer for answers?Longer teacher wait time after a question led to what?In maths classes, why is formative assessment called diagnostic?What is the main use of formative assessment feedback?Formative assessments are generally what kind of stakes?