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while probably more common i thought its somewhat foreign to prioritize based upon who is first to have something to say. I don't remember it like that in schoo
by mercora 7y ago
while probably more common i thought its somewhat foreign to prioritize based upon who is first to have something to say. I don't remember it like that in school. If anything the first people to raise their hands were those that always did that and most of the time the teacher kinda ignored them in order to find someone else to answer to. I specifically remember me not bothering anymore and only attempt to participate if nobody else did and i could.
- DSpinellis 7y agoIndeed: I try to give priority to people who haven't yet been heard. But giving also some priority to those who were first incentivizes students to participate more actively and energetically. Being first to raise your hand is more difficult than tagging along the others.