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Logical Fallacy commonly used by teacher when they are teaching.

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Froggy Jumps Logical Fallacy - Teacher EditionVersión en línea Logical Fallacy commonly used by teacher when they are teaching. por Yogi Setiawan 1 “Students who don’t submit assignments on time clearly don’t care about learning.” a Yes b No c Both 2 “My students always respect me because I’m strict.” a Yes b No c None 3 “A student disagreeing with a teacher isn’t always being disrespectful.” a Yes b No c Both 4 “Having evidence is better than just having confidence.” a Yes b No c None 5 “A popular idea isn’t always the correct one.” a No b Yes c None 6 “No one in my class failed the quiz, so I must have taught it perfectly.” a No b Yes c None 7 “When I was a student, we learned without gadgets, so today’s students should too.” a Yes b None c No 8 “We must continue using this method — it’s always worked for us.” a No b Yes c None 9 “If we allow students to redo their work, they’ll stop trying the first time.” a Yes b No c None 10 “We should explain why a rule exists, not just say ‘because I said so.’” a No b None c Yes

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Logical Fallacy - Teacher EditionVersión en línea

Logical Fallacy commonly used by teacher when they are teaching.

por Yogi Setiawan

“Students who don’t submit assignments on time clearly don’t care about learning.”

Yes

Both

“My students always respect me because I’m strict.”

Yes

None

“A student disagreeing with a teacher isn’t always being disrespectful.”

Yes

Both

“Having evidence is better than just having confidence.”

Yes

None

“A popular idea isn’t always the correct one.”

Yes

None

“No one in my class failed the quiz, so I must have taught it perfectly.”

Yes

None

“When I was a student, we learned without gadgets, so today’s students should too.”

Yes

None

“We must continue using this method — it’s always worked for us.”

Yes

None

“If we allow students to redo their work, they’ll stop trying the first time.”

Yes

None

“We should explain why a rule exists, not just say ‘because I said so.’”

None

Yes

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Logical Fallacy - Teacher EditionVersión en línea

por Yogi Setiawan

“Students who don’t submit assignments on time clearly don’t care about learning.”

“My students always respect me because I’m strict.”

“A student disagreeing with a teacher isn’t always being disrespectful.”

“Having evidence is better than just having confidence.”

“A popular idea isn’t always the correct one.”

“No one in my class failed the quiz, so I must have taught it perfectly.”

“When I was a student, we learned without gadgets, so today’s students should too.”

“We must continue using this method — it’s always worked for us.”

“If we allow students to redo their work, they’ll stop trying the first time.”

“We should explain why a rule exists, not just say ‘because I said so.’”

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