Multiple choice

If teachers have personal problems, the principal should

  1. not discuss them

  2. discuss the problems in private

  3. help teachers to solve the problems

  4. show unconcern because these are personal problems
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Personal problems affect professional performance and morale. Discussing them privately shows concern and allows the principal to offer support or accommodations if needed. Not discussing (A) ignores the issue, trying to solve everything (C) may overstep boundaries, and showing unconcern (D) damages trust. Private discussion balances professionalism with empathy.

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