Multiple choice

If a student continuously interrupts you while teaching, what will you do?

  1. Snub him

  2. Politely tell him to sit down and continue teaching

  3. Try to find out the actual problem and correct his behaviour

  4. Strictly tell him not to disturb

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Interrupting teaching repeatedly indicates an underlying issue that needs investigation. Simply asking the student to sit (B) or strictly warning them (D) addresses the symptom, not the cause. Snubbing (A) is unprofessional. Understanding why the student is seeking attention or disrupting allows for appropriate behavioral correction.

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