How can a human teacher expand a child's curiosity?
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Correct answer: By turning questions into discussion and exploration
The governing concept is guided inquiry. Curiosity grows when a teacher welcomes a child’s question, asks a further question, offers a suitable example, and encourages the learner to investigate rather than merely memorise a reply. A human teacher can notice what interests a particular child and connect the lesson with observation, experience, or discussion. Therefore option D is correct: questions become pathways to conversation and exploration. Option A suppresses curiosity, option B reduces learning to marks, and option C removes the guidance and interaction that help curiosity develop. The point is not that a teacher gives every answer, but that the teacher helps the child think more deeply.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
By turning questions into discussion and exploration
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is guided inquiry. Curiosity grows when a teacher welcomes a child’s question, asks a further question, offers a suitable example, and encourages the learner to investigate rather than merely memorise a reply. A human teacher can notice what interests a particular child and connect the lesson with observation, experience, or discussion. Therefore option D is correct: questions become pathways to conversation and exploration. Option A suppresses curiosity, option B reduces learning to marks, and option C removes the guidance and interaction that help curiosity develop. The point is not that a teacher gives every answer, but that the teacher helps the child think more deeply.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.
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