For maintaining effective discipline in the class, the teacher should

AAllow students to do what they like

BDeal with the students strictly

CGive the students some problems to solve

DDeal with them politely and firmly ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) Deal with them politely and firmly

Explanation

Handling students both politely and firmly maintains discipline through respect combined with steady authority.

Letting students do as they like abandons discipline entirely.

Dealing strictly alone breeds fear rather than genuine order.

Merely giving problems to solve is a task, not a discipline strategy.

Firmness with warmth defines the authoritative, most effective style.

Discipline built on respect lasts longer than discipline built on fear.

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