To encourage deeper deliberation about answers, teachers should not
A)provide adequate "wait time" for answers of nonimmediate questions.
B)allow students to answer when they are ready to answer.
C)call on students who are most eager to answer.
D)allow students to wait a day, if needed, to answer a question.

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Allowing only the most eager students to answer can discourage deeper deliberation among all students. It can create an environment where only a few voices are heard, and others may not take the time to think deeply about the question if they believe they won't have the opportunity to share their thoughts.

To Encourage Deeper Deliberation About Answers, Teachers Should Not