Mr. Grimshaw uses frequent questioning of students, calling on those who raise their hands to respond. Your textbook author would evaluate this procedure as:
a) limited, because students who do not volunteer will escape having to respond.
b) effective, because it avoids having to call on people and possibly embarrassing them.
c) effective, because volunteers usually give correct responses.
d) effective, because it treats all students equally across a wide range of ability.
a Calling only on students with their hands raised allows the other students to feel relaxed and unconcerned that they will be asked a question.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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What will be an ideal response?