Which activity shows maths thinking?
AModel-eliciting tasks
BSilent answer copying
CReading the answer key
DTimed recall drills
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Model-eliciting tasks
1. The teacher needs students to express ideas.
2. Model-eliciting and generative activities reveal thinking.
3. Copying and answer-key reading hide it.
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