Scenarios about teacher-student relationships

Front

Scenario 1: Jim wore Sam's new shoes. Sam seems scared of Jim, but no physical harm is visible. What will you say to Sam?

Back

Would you like to talk about what happened when Jim wore your shoes?

Answer explanation

Correct: B

Shows empathy and creates a safe space for Sam to open up.

Front

Scenario 1:
Jim wore Sam's new shoes. Sam seems scared of Jim, but no physical harm is visible.
(2) What will you do?

Back

Observe future interactions between Jim and Sam quietly.

Answer explanation

Correct: A

Monitor carefully, gather more context, and respond proportionally.

Front

What will you say to Linda in response to Amy missing the old teacher and Linda starting to be late?

Back

Are you struggling too, like Amy? I’m here if you need to talk.

Answer explanation

Correct: A

Builds trust and opens a relational dialogue.

Front

Scenario 2: Amy hasn’t attended school and tells Linda that she misses the old teacher. Linda starts being late. What will you do?

Back

Reach out to Amy privately and ask how you can support her transition.

Answer explanation

Correct: A

Proactively supports connection and emotional safety.

Front

What will you say to George about Elle being withdrawn and avoiding you, considering his concern?

Back

Thank you for sharing your concern. I care about Elle and want to support her.

Answer explanation

Correct: B

Validates George and reinforces a caring attitude.

Front

Scenario 4: Tom shows aggressive behaviour after losing his place in a competition because of injuries. What will you do? Options: Refer Tom to the school counsellor and continue to show empathy., Remove Tom from class for every outburst without follow-up., Ignore the behaviour so it passes.

Back

Refer Tom to the school counsellor and continue to show empathy.

Answer explanation

Correct: A

Supports emotional needs and provides professional help.