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What will a teacher do if a student does not understand the lesson properly taught in the class ?

  • A.Repeat the lesson
  • B.Students will be asked to read additional books/learning materials
  • C.Know the child's prior knowledge
  • D.Will re-read the lesson by choosing examples from the child's background

Answer: D

The teacher will re-read the lesson by choosing examples from the child's background.

If a child has not understood, simply repeating the same lesson or handing over more reading is unlikely to help. Teaching the lesson again with examples drawn from the child's own experience connects new ideas to what the child already knows, which is the principle of contextual, child-centred teaching.

Knowing the child's prior knowledge is a useful step, but on its own it does not re-teach the lesson, so the key prefers the option that acts on it.

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