Supporting self-determination and autonomy involves empowering students to make choices and take responsibility for them, rather than placing the burden of all consequences on the teacher.
Placed below are certain guidelines to support self-determination and autonomy for motivating students. Which one of the following options is not supportive ? - (5) Question not attempted
Asked in Sr. Teacher (Sec. Edu.) Comp. Exam 2024 group b 2024 · Topic: Human Development (Concept and Dimensions of Human Development)
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Answer: B. Hold teacher accountable for the consequences of students' choices.
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