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Inquiring minds are never penalized. But as the catechist I want to encourage discussion that advances teaching, and ideally the question and discussion process stimulates the student to explore and make connections.
So would I gain points or lose them if I replied by saying (/a la/ Robert Kolb): “Why do you want to know?”
Inquiring minds are never penalized. But as the catechist I want to encourage discussion that advances teaching, and ideally the question and discussion process stimulates the student to explore and make connections.