alleryPeer Instruction pairs a student with whom?
ATheir closest friend in class
BA student of the same view
CA student seated nearby
DSomeone with a different view
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Someone with a different view
1. Pairing like-minded friends can reaffirm the same error.
2. Peer Instruction includes a think-pair-share element.
3. It requires students to pair with someone holding a different opinion.
_Source: Wikipedia, Think-pair-share, Disadvantages_
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