@Mariya-Rajpar Hinders problem-solving skills: Students don’t learn to think critically.
Reduces motivation: They give up easily or avoid effort.
Affects mental health: Leads to anxiety and low self-worth.
Prepares them poorly for the future: Real-world situations require independence.
@Mariya-Rajpar Praise effort, not just results: Encourage trying, even if the answer is wrong.
Offer choices: Let students pick between activities or projects.
Create a safe space for mistakes: Show that errors are part of learning.
Use peer teaching: Students gain confidence by helping others.
Gradually remove support: Guide students to try things on their own.
@TEHNI58909e91f6 Let them try and fail: Don’t jump in immediately to help.
Acknowledge small successes: Celebrate progress, not perfection.
Encourage problem-solving: Ask questions like, “What do you think you should do?”
@Sanaa Dependency and low confidence are not permanent traits. With consistent encouragement, thoughtful teaching strategies, and a positive environment, students can develop the self-belief and independence they need to thrive in academics—and in life.