The issue at hand is students should question everything in class. I diagree with this suggestion because primariliy it will result in distraction of whole class. There are a number of reasons for such loss of track.
Firstly, on the bigger picture, it develops distrubance in the class. For example, consider a class in which a teacher starts speaking about the topic and completes just two lines, then one of the students stands up and asks question about the topic in the context that is not targetted by the teacher. In such case, the teacher in response to that children's query may loss track of his lecture, thus cause distrubance to the overall flow of the lecutre.
Secondly, questions before completion of the lecture may cause teachers' plan to be misplaced. This can be justified by taking an example of the programming class. In such class, suppose a teacher is currently talking about the functions that does not return anything, but in between a student asks, Sir what if function needs to return something? However, this obviously can be upcoming plan of the teacher, that may now be covered early, causing distrubance in understanding of whole class.
Finally, on the general side, the minor questions of the students may result in elimination of major details from the lecture. The reason for this is obviously the time constraint. Considering responses to the minor queries of the students, the teacher may end up wasting time in those trivial details. Thus, leading to insufficient time for major tasks.
Therefore, to avoid such time wastage and distrubance in flow of lecture, the teachers should restrict questions in middle of the lecture and should leave some time for question & answer session at the end of the lecture.
The issue at hand is
students
should
question
everything in
class
. I
diagree
with this suggestion
because
primariliy
it will result in distraction of whole
class
. There are a number of reasons for such loss of
track
.
Firstly
, on the bigger picture, it develops
distrubance
in the
class
.
For example
, consider a
class
in which a
teacher
starts
speaking about the topic and completes
just
two lines, then one of the
students
stands up and asks
question
about the topic in the context
that is
not
targetted
by the
teacher
. In such case, the
teacher
in response to that children's query may
loss
track
of his
lecture
,
thus
cause
distrubance
to the
overall
flow of the
lecutre
.
Secondly
,
questions
before
completion of the
lecture
may cause teachers' plan to
be misplaced
. This can
be justified
by taking an example of the programming
class
. In such
class
, suppose a
teacher
is
currently
talking about the functions that does not return anything,
but
in between a
student
asks, Sir what if function needs to return something?
However
, this
obviously
can be upcoming plan of the
teacher
, that may
now
be covered
early, causing
distrubance
in understanding of whole
class
.
Finally
, on the general side, the minor
questions
of the
students
may result in elimination of major
details
from the
lecture
.
The reason for this is
obviously
the
time
constraint. Considering responses to the minor queries of the
students
, the
teacher
may
end
up wasting
time
in those trivial
details
.
Thus
, leading to insufficient
time
for major tasks.
Therefore
, to avoid such
time
wastage and
distrubance
in flow of
lecture
, the
teachers
should restrict
questions
in middle of the
lecture
and should
leave
some
time
for
question
&
; answer session at the
end
of the
lecture
.