Participation and Engagement - Part 1

Which classroom practice best supports autonomy?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Which classroom practice best supports autonomy?
Options
A. Giving students no choices
B. Providing meaningful choices within clear learning goals
C. Allowing students to ignore all objectives
D. Using punishment for every mistake
Explanation
Autonomy does not mean absence of structure. Students can experience autonomy when they have meaningful choices and some control within clearly defined educational boundaries.
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