THE CONSEQUENCES OF OVERPROTECTIVE TEACHING
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Key words: Overprotective teaching, Student independence, Critical thinking, Problem-solving skills, Educational safety measures, Student confidence, OverprotectionAbstract
Abstract: Article explores the implications of overprotective teaching methods on students’ development. It discusses how excessive safety measures and overly cautious approaches can hinder students' independence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. The article also highlights the potential long-term impacts on students' confidence and their ability to cope with real-world challenges. It emphasizes the importance of balancing protective measures with opportunities for autonomous learning to foster resilience and self-reliance.
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