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Respect and communication!

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1. Healthy relationships are encouraging and accepting. It involves trust, respect and constant communication.
2. Barriers: If it is just one sided, if there is no trust, not being present
3. Overcoming barriers: Both parties are willing to listen, compromise and forgiving
- Crossley

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Being able to talk to someone in an open non-judgmental way. Some barriers that can get in the way of building relationships include talking to someone as though you are their superior or they are not equal. Those barriers can be overcome by allowing the student or other person to collaborate with you about decisions that need to be made.

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Honest, redpectful and, without judgement.

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Appropriate/Healthy relationships are built on trust, respect, listening, empathy. When these things are present, all parties feel safe and will engage in deeper conversations even if the topics are uncomfortable.

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Clear communication and Boundaries (Lessard)

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Clear communication and Boundaries (Lessard)

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Being able to respect boundaries of within any type of relationship is key for success and safety. I feel as though the hardest part of boundaries is recognizing what you need in that relationship and being able to effectively communicate that with the other person/s involved. Being able to communicate when a boundary is crossed is also a very important sector of a relationship. When you have those things in place, the relationship feels safe, open, and harmonious.

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Healthy relationships involve trust, respect, caring, togetherness, and love.

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communication, care, and kind

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Barriers would form if we have to discipline a student. They tend to retreat if you have to redirect them for something.

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what you do is not working and may make it worse

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Being open and honest. Constant support. 

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Being open and honest. Constant support. 

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Lack of communicating effectively. Poor communication creates a barrier that can eventually so tough to tear down. The lies, not providing accurate information, not providing truthful information.

This encourages people, staff, employees to break away from the relationship

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Can communicate without fear of being ignored

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being able to talk to each other

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So I read an article recently about the benefits of a healthy relationship (work/romantic/whatever) where if you are giving positive feedback to the other person 5 times more than negative feedback - eye rolls ,harsh comments

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Mutual Respect between both parties

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Open communication. Respect. Feeling safe.

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*Respectful
*Honest❤️
*SAFE

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Communication, support, respect, honesty

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If one person thinks it's one thing and the other thinks it's another - no bueno.

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laughter

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Honesty, respect, and clear communication.

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The past and being upfront and honest

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There is always communication. You should never have to wonder what the other person is thinking.

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A health relationship is open minded, accepting, able to communicate with each other in order to express feelings or concerns

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Listening to understand, not to respond.

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Mutual respect where each person is heard and is given a chance to be heard so that each person can feel appreciated and cared for.

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Healthy relationships are built on positive communication where both people feel comfortable being themselves and expressing their thoughts and ideas

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Healthy relationships are built on positive communication where both people feel comfortable being themselves and expressing their thoughts and ideas

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Are not stressful. Do not create anxiety. Are full of respect and understanding.

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respect and good communication and not being stubborn

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Safe, open communication. Equal voice and all parties are willing to listen and consider the ideas/feelings of others. Compromise is key.

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Built on mutual respect and communication

Some Barriers: preconceived ideas about what the other entity is about

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Communication and respect

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Healthy relationships look harmonious, sound loud but respectful, and feel comfortably. I feel like the virtual format has made building relationships/community more difficult. I think we can overcome the barriers by taking time to get to know our students. 

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Healthy relationships look harmonious, sound loud but respectful, and feel comfortably. I feel like the virtual format has made building relationships/community more difficult. I think we can overcome the barriers by taking time to get to know our students. 

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A good relationship has to know where both sides are coming from and where they stand on things. Communication is key.

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Looks like - shared responsibility with the communication and what is going on
Sounds like - respectful

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They shared interest in one another.  They feel positive meaning you enjoy being around the individual.  They look like something that requires communication, time, and listening.  Barriers that get in the way are conflict and miscommunication.

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Looks Like - listening and acceptance

Sounds Like - positivity, friendliness, laughter

Feels Like - success

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Healthy relationships have trust and open communication.  Everyone is involved.  A barrier could be that someone doesn't participate and/or doesn't communicate their thoughts effectively.

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Communication, trust, respect, smiles, feelings,...

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Mutual respect, not critical but accepting, and safe.
Racism can and is a barrier. The public also needs to trust the educators.

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Healthy relationships are where both parties can see the other person's perspective before responding. It allows time to spend and grow with each other and individually. They will support, encourage and push one another to be the best person they can be.

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Healthy relationships are an equitable give and take to the satisfaction of all parties involved.

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Communication and feeling that the other person listens to and cares for what you are feeling even if its different from what they think

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Communication and feeling that the other person listens to and cares for what you are feeling even if its different from what they think

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Good communication and mutual respect.

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Great analogy with your biological kids vs. our "kids" in the classroom. Building those relationships from the time they walk into the classroom until they leave each day is challenging. But having those relationships in place helps when the "hard" parts of the school year, inevitably, happen.

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Investing time with students and families. Listening to non-academic concerns and being empathetic to those concerns. What gets in the way are all the daily responsibilities and duties there are not enough hours in the day.   

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Investing time with students and families. Listening to non-academic concerns and being empathetic to those concerns. What gets in the way are all the daily responsibilities and duties there are not enough hours in the day.   

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any good relationship look, sounds, and feels, like combined efforts. You are seeing your efforts and the other's efforts. You hear communication, and feel support from both ends.

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Looks like - Student(s)/teacher visibly responding back and forth to each other (spoken) or able to pick up on prior written communication without much background discussion
Sounds like - noisy if spoken, silent if written
Feels like - good