alleryWhat does listening to pairs help a teacher do?
AUnderstand students' thinking
BGrade each pair's handwriting
CSkip the final sharing step
DRemove the need for questions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Understand students' thinking
1. While pairs discuss, the teacher moves around and listens.
2. Listening and the final sharing reveal how students think.
3. It does not replace questions or skip the sharing step.
_Source: Wikipedia, Think-pair-share, Advantages_
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