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use language "how do we build from that?"

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use language "how do we build from that?"

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Use their idea as a leap point for inviting other thought from other members of the class.

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As these students can be perfectionists it is valuable for them to hear that everyone makes mistakes and nobody is perfect.

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As these students can be perfectionists it is valuable for them to hear that everyone makes mistakes and nobody is perfect.

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"What if that is not the only answer? What would happen if multiple truths existed?"

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"What if that is not the only answer? What would happen if multiple truths existed?"

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We all learn from one another.

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Perhaps they don't understand they are actually challenging the teacher and might need a reminder about their behaviour privately 

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Perhaps they don't understand they are actually challenging the teacher and might need a reminder about their behaviour privately 

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Who might think about this a different way and why might they see the "facts" from a different "truth"?

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Who might think about this a different way and why might they see the "facts" from a different "truth"?

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I try to use debatable questions so we both can explore perspectives.

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I try to use debatable questions so we both can explore perspectives.

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"Everyone makes mistakes even the teacher!" This shows a growth mindset and is not a challenge from the student

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Invite opportunity for approaching things differently, don't take it as a challenge, but invite inquiry

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Encourage it and see where their ideas can go. If the student has done this in a respectful way thats fine.

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I like that thought...is there another perspective that might also be true?

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I try to be thankful when students correct me on something.  And usually blame my mistake on the fact that I am a human being and sometimes I make a mistake.