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You are teaching in a class. A student gets up and asks a question to which you don't know the correct answer. What will you do?

  • A.You will scold the student for trying to disrupt the proceedings of the class
  • B.You will try to answer the question in a roundabout manner such that the student may not think that you don't know the answer
  • C.Ask a counter-question and ask him to read more
  • D.Tell the student that at the moment you don't know the answer, but you will try to find an answer for him

Answer: D

The teacher should tell the student that at the moment they don't know the answer, but will try to find an answer for him.

Honesty preserves the teacher's credibility and models a good attitude to learning: no one knows everything, and the right response is to find out.

Scolding the student punishes curiosity. A roundabout answer that hides ignorance is dishonest and may mislead the class. A counter-question that sends the student off to read more avoids the question rather than answering it.

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