When students ask questions about potentially controversial topics in the classroom, teachers should?

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In this case, teachers first should Reword the question, using proper terminology So other students that hear this do not stay away from the main context of the question.
After that, the teachers should answer the question if developmentally appropriate. (they have to consider whether the student is old enough to receive the harsh answers)

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