Teachers who are enthusiastic in classroom teaching

ALack proficiency in the subject, which stays hidden under their enthusiasm

BSimply dramatize to hold the students' attention

CInvolve their students in the teaching-learning process ✓ Correct

DAll of the above

Correct answer: (C) Involve their students in the teaching-learning process

Explanation

Teachers who are enthusiastic in the classroom involve their students actively in the teaching-learning process.

Lacking proficiency hidden under enthusiasm is a cynical misreading of what enthusiasm means.

Merely dramatizing to hold attention reduces enthusiasm to an empty show.

"All of the above" fails since the first two options are negative distortions.

Genuine enthusiasm raises learner motivation and participation.

Teacher enthusiasm is a recognized correlate of teaching effectiveness.

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