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A lot of time teachers discourage wrong answers making me afraid to speak in the future

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Often times I am scared to speak up in class. My opinion is always different and I'm afraid of backlash. Teachers shouldn't let students go back and forth so much because it makes kids afraid to talk in class and voice their thoughts and they lose that learning opportunity

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small groups, or just encourage people to share in general

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I always wait to say something until I see that someone else feels the same way, otherwise I assume if everyone else has a different answer then mine is wrong.

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When I was a student, I often sat back and didn't say anything because I was afraid of what others would think--or I was afraid that I wasn't providing the "right" answer the teacher was looking for. It depended on the class, though--there were some teachers (and students) who made me feel comfortable enough to contribute without feeling nervous about what others were thinking about me.

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Defend them little peeps from da bullies and make them the kings of the classroom so they can speak freely

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Teachers can fix this by not forcing students say something in front of the class if they don’t want to respond but at the same time encourage them to respond

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I am a pretty open book; I speak if I want to speak and if I don’t feel like giving my input, then I won’t. Some students probably struggle because they feel threatened or pressured, and we as teachers should strive to make the environment more comfortable. We should make everyone’s opinion welcome.

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I've always been a quite student and rather been in my head. More often then not I've found myself embarassed when I've given an answer in class, not because people meant to hurt me, but they way they jokingly responded hit home the wrong way. Now, im kind of having to relearn how to not be afraid. I think we need to be more careful how we respond to other students.

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I feel like we should start in small groups, so the quiet kids can share their ideas with a smaller group, that way they can feel more comfortable sharing in front of the class

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It just depends on what the topic is

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It depended on what we were talking about in class.

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I feel like everyone has a bit of insecurity instilled in them, varying between students. This can make the amount of fear greater in certain students when it comes to talking out in class, but as teachers, you can encourage a positive environment as opposed to a negative one. This will allow some quieter kids to feel more secure and able to come out of their shell and speak their minds.

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I havent had to deal with this

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Sometimes you get attacked by people that don't want to see your point of view. People are cruel

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Not really because I always feel that even if what I say isn't important to someone else, its important to me. I think I might know someone who has been afraid to express themselves in class. As teachers we should just let the students know that their opinion isn't wrong just because someone else doesn't agree with them.

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What I gotta be scared for? I suppose that I have known some folks who have, but, and I'm gonna be honest, if you're letting yourself be silenced by yourself then fam did you really wanna speak? And if so, why ya holding back? I guess as a teacher it would help if they were to y'know like interact with smaller groups because that way they feel more comfortable in the setting. The way I see it, you gotta stand up for what ya wanna say. If not then stay quiet because your passion isn't enough to be deemed satisfactory for the hard journey at hand.

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Sometimes I get scared in class to say what I think.