While presenting your ideas in a classroom, it is better to

1.Recognize that there can be other views.

2.Recognize that students are not a homogeneous mass.

3.Take dissenting views also into consideration.

ABoth 1 and 3

BOnly 3

COnly 2 and 3

D1, 2 and 3 ✓ Correct

Correct answer: (D) 1, 2 and 3

Explanation

All three practices together make classroom idea sharing open and inclusive, so the full set is correct.

Recognizing that other views can exist keeps the teacher from presenting one opinion as the only truth.

Recognizing that students are not a homogeneous mass respects their varied backgrounds, abilities and perspectives.

Taking dissenting views into consideration invites disagreement as a resource rather than suppressing it.

Since each statement is a sound democratic practice, no smaller combination like only 3 or only 2 and 3 can be complete.

This reflects a constructivist, dialogic classroom where knowledge is co built through multiple voices.

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