Explaining new materials and correcting homework

Working with students in groups

Explaining new materials and solving doubts

Nothing. Study must be carried out by students

A list of exam questions

A list of the main concepts that should be covered for exams

Activities which help students understand key concepts

None

Tasks that are not too difficult but require a lot of time so that students learn to work hard

Change the format of the overall exam to improve the overall results. After all, it was quite difficult

Nothing, students should have studied more

Review the exam in the classroom with students to help them learn from the experience

Throw them out of class and assign extra homework to them

Stop explaining until the students finish their conversation

Politely ask the students to stop talking as they are disturbing the rest of the class

You ask the student in person and give them a good score if the answer is correct

You give the student half the marks if they are capable of explaining the answer well in class and warn them to beware of their handwriting in future

You mark it as wrong

Nothing

You give them a good grade anyway. After all, he/she is the best student in the class DESPITE this poor result

You mark the result as they scored and decide to talk to him/her to see what happened

You scream at them to stop and then give them more work

You ask for silence. If they do not obey, warn them about a possible exam the next day

Wait. It's no problem if the class starts a few minutes late

You try to answer the question as best you can. You have to demonstrate your knowledge in front of students

You say something like "good question, I will research the answer for another day to share in class"

You say something like "I'm not sure but it is not important for our agenda"

Say something like, "We talked about this concept throughout the week If you still have questions, I will gladly help you after class"

Say something like, "You can not sleep in my class and then expect me explain something new just for you. Pay more attention in my class"

Answer the question and explain the concept again, even if it means using the time allocated to something else