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Respect is given. Students behaviour in the classroom is often a reflection of the outer circumstances students face beyond the classroom, whatever it may be for the particular student. As educators we need to respect this and not base the level of respect we give student based off their behavior in the classroom - Ryan 

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Respect is given. Students behaviour in the classroom is often a reflection of the outer circumstances students face beyond the classroom, whatever it may be for the particular student. As educators we need to respect this and not base the level of respect we give student based off their behavior in the classroom - Ryan 

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Respect should be a given for everybody. Basic human respect and treating others fairly should be a no brainer and doesn't have to be earned through actions or words. With this in mind, respect always goes both ways. Teachers should treat their students with the given respect that they wish to receive for a safe classroom. -Victoria M

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I think teachers can gain students respect by working collaboratively with them within the classroom...rather then approaching the the classroom with a sense of superiority
- Allyson

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I think that respect is given. Teachers should respect their students so that students will respect them back. Teachers can go about this by building relationships with their students. - Ashley K

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Broken trust can result in student withdrawal and disengagement. It may be resorted once broken but it will take a lot of effort and care to do so - Katie

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Respect is given. When teachers respect their students, students will give the same energy back. It is important to eliminate the use of power/ authority between teacher and student. We are equals with mutual respect. Students also learn better and form better connections with those who they respect. -Leanna P.

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When trust is broken the student-teacher / student-student relationship is at risk, compromising the social safety of the learning environment. This can interfere with learning and disrupt the students involvement. Trust can be restored over time and with the acknowledgement of a mistrusting situation. - James

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In grade 4 I moved to a new school and the teacher was very compassionate and it made me feel very welcome and comfortable at the new school. 

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In grade 4 I moved to a new school and the teacher was very compassionate and it made me feel very welcome and comfortable at the new school. 

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Respect is earned, if a teacher wants the students to respect them they need to show that they deserve the respect by also respecting the students and their differences. - Adriana C.

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In high school my world religion teacher would give up his lunches to sit and talk with his students about anything, this showed me how much he cared about all of us. This impacted me because it made me want to go to school every day and learn because I knew that someone cared about me. It also made me do better in his class because I was more engaged and enjoyed being there - Bria

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Respect is earned when teachers are adapting to meet their students needs. Teachers can honour the diverse needs of each student and create a more comfortable environment. Especially in younger aged classrooms it is important for teachers to realize that students are more sensitive and should use appropriate language. -Mya

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Within my placement in a kindergarten classroom, I was showed that I was cared for because the teachers always recognized my strengths when I was doing something well. They would recognize me verbally, but also write me cards and get the students to make me pictures. This always made my day! - Ashley B

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One of my gym teachers used to stay late after school and help me with math. He had no reason to, but chose to because he cared about me. The impact this had was great, I definitely succeeded more in the subject with his help -Paul

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One of my gym teachers used to stay late after school and help me with math. He had no reason to, but chose to because he cared about me. The impact this had was great, I definitely succeeded more in the subject with his help -Paul

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My grade 8 teacher allowed me to stay after class for as long as I needed to talk about whatever was going on in my life with her. It made such a large impact on me; it showed me someone genuinely cared about me and my well-being. I hope to create relationships with my students like she did, and be just like her when I am a teacher. - Isabel

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I think respect is both earned and given, in the classroom students should respect their teachers however, if teachers are taking advantage of this then the respect is not always deserved. Teachers need to show that they deserve respect from their students by respecting them as well by providing a safe, ethical and supportive space. -Victoria S

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When trust is broken, it is hard to gain that trust back.  It is hard to admire the person that you trusted as you used to because they put their own needs and desires in front of your relationship. I think it may be restored but it depends on the situation and it may take time.  - Adrianna D

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Care: An experience where someone in my school showed caring to me was my grade ten english teacher. My grade ten english teacher met every student at the door and checked in with us daily. She genuinely wanted us to succeed in her class and you could tell she cared for each one of us -Madeleine Goad

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Respect is earned by demonstrating it to your students. If they feel valued and understood they will appreciate and respect you as an educator for doing so. This means being aware of your attitude and body language, conscious of students comforts/discomforts and treating them as equals. - Rachel H

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Acknowledging students existence. This can be done by making sure teachers know everyones name and how to pronounce it properly. Respect is also shown towards students when teachers want to get to know their students on a deeper level (e.g., learn about their interests, hobbies, family).

- Lexi

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The person who I have learned and shared values of integrity is my parents, and my friends. My parents have always said that it is important for me to be truthful and honest. My friends taught/share the values as me. My friends also hold me accountable for things I do. I surround myself with people who share the same values of me- Sarah

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Respect goes many different ways, as the teacher must respect the teacher and the student must respect the teacher. Personally, I think that respect should always be given. I think that we need to respect that we all have something valuable to say and that all of our voices have equal value. Even if our perspectives are different from one another, we need to respect that we all have different identities and experiences that make us who we are. We are all on a learning journey together, and we need to respect that about one another. No one should ever have to earn someone's respect, because it should be given to everyone automatically. Teachers need to put their status and privilege aside and recognize that they can learn a lot from their students.
- Emma Kate

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In high school, I had a teacher that cared about each and every one of her students. It was evident how much she cared and it made me feel seen and heard which is important. By having a teacher that you know cares about you, I felt secure in the fact that I was never alone no matter how hard the day was because I knew she would be there for me. -Sam

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In my Gr.5 class, our teacher had lunch-ins with all of the students! She made us dress up fancy, she would put fancy tablecloths over the table and buy flowers and fruit trays. Through lunch recess, a few of us would stay in and talk to her about whatever we wanted! School related our outside of school! I think this allowed my teacher-learner relationship to be much stronger with her as she was aware and interested in my life outside of school. After this, I felt very comfortable going up to her and she went out of her way to help me many times! This made a world of difference in my personal life and school life too!! - Jessica

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In my Gr.5 class, our teacher had lunch-ins with all of the students! She made us dress up fancy, she would put fancy tablecloths over the table and buy flowers and fruit trays. Through lunch recess, a few of us would stay in and talk to her about whatever we wanted! School related our outside of school! I think this allowed my teacher-learner relationship to be much stronger with her as she was aware and interested in my life outside of school. After this, I felt very comfortable going up to her and she went out of her way to help me many times! This made a world of difference in my personal life and school life too!! - Jessica

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Last term I had a professor who was extremely accommodating with a due date due to a personal emergency. He was very flexible and allowed me to submit an assignment on my own timeline to ensure that I was able to tend to my own personal needs. As a result of this, I was able to submit at a later date and my grade in the course was not negatively affected. This professor demonstrated a great deal of compassion and flexibility for his students, especially during the uncertain times of COVID-19.  - Brooke

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The most obvious and apparent influence that a majority of people can relate to is learning integrity and values from their parents. You're raised with the same integrity and principles that your parents hold, however I find that as you mature and your social influences expand, that is when your integrity is formed through other major agents of socialization, like teachers and other students within school settings, coaches and teammates in extra-curriculars, etc. - Chelsey

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I believe that respect is earned; as a teacher, creating an open atmosphere where students can be themselves and create relationships is critical, contributing the the respect they gain. In turn, I do believe that teachers should respect their students equally, as students would to their teachers.
- Bianca