@HAZAR0c50a82765 Absolutely—when curiosity is celebrated, learning becomes an adventure and every student gets a chance to shine! 
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Building Courage to Ask Questions in Class
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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
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@Zymal492cb0cdb1
Thank you so much for your kind words! I completely agree—creating a safe and supportive environment truly transforms the classroom experience, especially for shy or quiet students. I really appreciate your thoughtful strategies like one-on-one check-ins and small group discussions. These approaches help build trust and give students the space they need to express themselves comfortably.Encouraging written responses before verbal sharing is also a brilliant way to ease students into participation while honouring their pace. When we nurture a culture of respect, empathy, and curiosity, we not only support individual growth but also create a more inclusive and dynamic learning environment. Let’s continue sharing ideas that help every student feel seen, heard, and valued!
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@Sanaa Use Positive Self-Talk: Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. Remind yourself that asking questions is a sign of engagement and a desire to learn. Participate in Smaller Groups: If possible, practice asking questions in smaller study groups or with friends before doing so in a larger class setting.
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@Sanaa Start by asking simple questions in a casual setting. This helps you get used to the idea of asking questions without feeling nervous. Socialise: Begin to pose questions during casual situations that can be used to form the habit. Do this with friends or relatives, as it will help you experience less pressure or fear.