How can a human teacher give students a chance to speak?

By asking questions and listening to answers

The governing concept is classroom participation through two-way communication. A human teacher can ask learners questions, invite different answers, listen patiently, and respond to what students say. This process gives children a voice and also allows the teacher to discover their understanding, confusion, interests, and feelings. It makes learning interactive rather than a one-sided delivery of information. Therefore, option A is correct. Silencing everyone prevents participation, using only a screen does not guarantee that students will be heard, and ending the lesson removes the opportunity to speak. The answer reflects the chapter’s broader suggestion that human teaching includes conversation and social interaction.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.