@Sanam
That’s a fantastic approach! Creating a space where students feel seen and supported truly makes a difference. Using anonymous tools and small group discussions is such a thoughtful way to include quieter voices. Praising all questions and normalizing mistakes builds the kind of trust that helps every student grow. Keep fostering that confidence — it’s how lifelong learners are made!
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Building Courage to Ask Questions in Class
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@Sanaa Begin with less intimidating questions or in classes where you feel more comfortable.
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@Shaista-Kalhoro Ask straightforward, factual questions initially to build momentum.
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@HAZAR0c50a82765 yes,in other words no one knows that which question can click minds
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@Sanam Recognize that asking questions is a sign of engagement and a valuable learning tool, not a sign of weakness.
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@Mariya-Rajpar Utilize office hours to ask questions privately and receive personalized guidance.
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@Mariya-Rajpar Beautiful approach—building trust and celebrating effort truly empowers every voice to be heard.
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@Shaista-Kalhoro said in Building Courage to Ask Questions in Class:
I motivate the students that if any question or doubt ask me personally anytime
That’s a wonderful practice—offering open, personal support builds trust and shows students their voices truly matter.
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@HAZAR0c50a82765 Absolutely—when curiosity is celebrated, learning becomes an adventure and every student gets a chance to shine!
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@Shaista-Begum said in Building Courage to Ask Questions in Class:
@Sanaa Teachers should celebrate all questions—no matter how basic.
Agreed