What should a recruit do to ask a question during class?

The appropriate action for a recruit when they have a question during class is to raise their hand and wait to be recognized. This approach fosters a respectful and organized classroom environment, allowing the instructor to address questions in a structured manner. Waiting to be recognized ensures that everyone in the class can hear the question and the teacher’s response without disruption. It also gives the instructor the opportunity to manage the flow of discussion and maintain focus on the current topic being taught.

This procedure helps promote a positive learning atmosphere where all participants feel encouraged to contribute while still adhering to classroom decorum. Additionally, it signals to the instructor that a recruit has a question, allowing for a more effective communication flow between the teacher and students.