In a lesson, the same five pupils answer every question while the others stay silent. Which change would best spread participation?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Ask pupils to discuss in pairs first, then call on pairs or individuals at random
- Step 1: The aim is to involve more pupils without embarrassing them. Step 2. Think-pair-share with random selection gives every pupil rehearsal and a reason to be ready. Answer: Ask pupils to discuss in pairs first, then call on pairs or individuals at random. Why not the others: The other options keep the pattern, remove discussion or use pressure.
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