Which active learning strategy involves students moving in pairs, discussing ideas with multiple classmates sequentially?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Think-Pair-Share
- Step 1: Think-Pair-Share involves three steps: individual reflection (Think), collaborative partner discussion (Pair), and group reporting (Share). Step 2. It maximizes student engagement and allows shy pupils to rehearse answers before speaking publicly. Answer: Think-Pair-Share. Why not the others: Silent reading is solitary; choral recitation is repetitive unison; teacher monologue is passive transmission.
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