Have a prepared response for questions you don’t know the answer to, that way students don’t perceive their teachers as the only, or an infallible, source of knowledge.

For example, try saying: "That’s a great question. If you figure out the answer, can you help teach it to the rest of the class?"
This can also help teachers avoid feeling frustrated, embarrassed, or undermined when they are asked questions they can’t answer.

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