Question

When you are deciding whether a learner in your class is 'good' or 'bad' you are being: Judgmental Supportive Strict Careless​

Answer 1

Answer:

i think no. 1 is right answer

Answer 2

The person is being JUDGEMENTAL in this case.

• Being judgmental involves deciding or identifying whether something is right or wrong, good or bad, from one's own point of view.
• A person's judgement may differ depending on his decision-making and thinking.
• Choosing whether a learner is "good" or "bad" is a judgmental trait in this scenario.
• This is because one makes a judgement by separating the learner's ability from the two aspects.
• Supportive is inappropriate since it refers to helping or assisting another person emotionally.
• Strictness implies requiring rigid adherence to one's rules.
• Carelessness refers to a lack of concern for another person.
• The question does not mention these three characteristics.
• Hence, it is showing judgmental traits.