[ANSWERED] “The primary challenge that may come across is inattentiveness of any particular student. In this…

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“The primary challenge that may come across is inattentiveness of any particular student. In this respect, to overcome the challenge, primarily, as a teacher, I must deliver the lesson with activity that calls for active participation of all the students through forming separate groups. This way the problem of inattention can be addressed.”
Another student reply:I respect and appreciate your response of inattentiveness and the use of small groups to engage in active participation. I am an advocate of small group learning and am specific and observant with regards to who I place in small groups and why. Do you have a specific way of organizing your small groups or would you let the students pick their small groups? How would you handle a situation in which the groups were not effectively working together? And, would you consider one-on-one instruction as well?
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