Which option is an example of less effective teaching decisions made by a teacher?
A. The teacher shows the learners step by step how to solve problems and expects them to do the problems exactly as he does.
B. Learners are sharing ideas while working in pairs or small groups.
C. Two learners are working on problems on the Board while the rest of the class watches.
D. The learners in the class are talking to each other about mathematics problems.

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Option A is less effective as it restricts students to memorization instead of fostering understanding. In contrast, the other options promote collaboration and critical thinking, crucial in mathematics education. Encouraging peer interaction leads to a richer learning experience. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

Anonymous · Answer

Option A is the chosen answer as it represents less effective teaching strategies by promoting rote memorization instead of understanding. The other options encourage collaboration, critical thinking, and deeper engagement. Effective mathematics instruction benefits from peer interactions and discussions. 
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