Question

How to give good but non-direct answers:

When there is a question with an article or specific resource make sure when you read everything and support your answer given by the text. Make sure to answer the question to the best of your capability.

Make sure you give a good explanation on why you think the answer is right and why you eliminated the certain options. If you are getting an answer online or from another site make sure you give credibility to the source and/or the person. Make the explanation clear and where the person can learn from it and understand what you are trying to say.

Please regard giving direct answers to learners, it doesn't give them a fair chance to learn. Instead you are giving them the right answer without explanation and room to grow their mindset. Please explain thoroughly and have proof or evidence.

Try to work together and show each other how and why you think the answer is, it is important to be on the same page and not say that you get it when you clearly do not. Make it very clear or ask them if they understand what they have just learned from the answer. If they really understand it then you have explained it thoroughly and successfully. It is very hard for some people to give people and sources credit, so please remember to source your information. But if you didn't get the answer or explanation from an online source then make sure to give all the explanation or understanding to the learner.

Answer 1

I hope this helps at least a little bit for some learners and/or teachers that are willing to learn.

Answer 2

Thank you!

Answer 3

ofc! <3

Answer 4

Thank you this is very helpful.

Answer 5

yw~

Answer 6

Thanks, i have been seeing alot of direct answers recently