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Responding to Wrong Answers in a positive classroom environment

Responding to Wrong Answers in a positive classroom environment

by Chris | May 6, 2024 | classroom management, higher order thinking

How can we respond to wrong answers in a way that encourages our children to keep thinking and trying, instead of making them feel disheartened or embarrassed? Here are some suggestions for how to respond to wrong or partially correct answers. I’m writing from an...

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