alleryWhich teacher response is counterproductive to a student's learning?
APraising a correct answer
BEncouraging a shy student
CShaming a student publicly
DSmiling at a good attempt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Shaming a student publicly
1. Praise and encouragement raise ability and results.
2. Finding fault or provoking and embarrassing a student in front of the class is counterproductive.
3. So embarrassing the student is the wrong response.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning, section Psychological factors_
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