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Treat them like you want them to treat you.

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Treat them like you want them to treat you.

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Celebrate the successes that you and the student experience

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let the student be independent too while still helping them.

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This stood out to me because the student might think you are talking bad about them to other people, and it might hurt their feelings.

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work with them not for them

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Treat your student like you some one your own age.

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Treat your student like you want them to treat you.

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Celebrate if the student is doing good

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keeping it positive,when they feel down.

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allow them to communicate

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Dont talk badly about your student to others 

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Dont talk badly about your student to others 

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The student should be able to speak for themselves because they have their own thoughts, this will also let them know that they have the right to speak when they need to say something

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If you talk to the student as if they were younger then they might feel like you are not adapting to their situation, other than connecting with them.

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Inculcating the student in the conversation.

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Inculcating the student in the conversation.

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Sometimes when they student knows that they are being talked about when they hear their name they cane feel bad about them self.

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One that stood out to me is letting them speak for themselves and including them in conversations. I want the kid to feel like they can speak up.

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You don want them to feel bad and you want to make sure that they are confident in them self and there work.

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The tip that stood out to me was treatig your kid the age they are. Don't baby them, but don't treat them older than they are. Respect them, and treat them the way you would want to be treated if you had a peer tutoer.

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treat them the way you want to be treated.