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Definitely my ASB teacher believed in myself when I didn't think I was capable enough. He offered words of encouragement and I believe students need to be given words of affirmations and support for their success.

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When I was in elementary school, I had a teacher embarrass me in front of everyone because I didn't know the answer. I still have anxiety about being called on. 

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When I was in elementary school, I had a teacher embarrass me in front of everyone because I didn't know the answer. I still have anxiety about being called on. 

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Something to keep in mind is to use visual aids, promote peer collaboration or even take the time to create & provide bilingual materials.

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Something we can do to support less fortunate students is that we can provide resources like school supplies, offer mentorship programs or even create more scholarship opportunities for students to take advantage of.

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In high school I was enrolled in a AP Stats course, and was having trouble believing in my ability in learning and engaging with the material. My teacher Mr. Lasky took the time to always be real with me and encourage me to try even if I said I didn't know, always placing emphasis on if I never tried I would never know & even if i failed I now new what I needed to work on. He also very much influenced the mentality of "it is what it is" which meant to me to not dwell in your failures, it happened it's done, now you can only move forward.

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My film teacher in high school positively impacted my life because I technically shouldn't have been allowed in the class or allowed to use the equipment because I wasn't involved early enough to do the summer camp that provided us with the insurance to use everything. He was willing to take the chance on me because he knew my brother. He was overall just a genuinely amazing teacher to all his students. He supported me throughout the 2 years in ways I didn't even realize at the time. I definitely would not have made it out of high school if he had never been involved with my life.

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You can create a welcoming classroom by being a welcoming teacher, someone all students can relate to in some degree. Most kids are mind blown to learn that teachers are people just like them, so maybe we should show more humanness when in the classroom rather than a stoic source of information.

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We can support less fortunate students by being understanding, providing missing necessities when able to, and by being someone to talk to, or finding resources for them. If we are able to, we should build a relationship with the parents as well, and maybe offer them resources as well.

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My high school teachers got me through to graduation, and I wouldn't have finished without them. I got kicked out of my grandma's at 16, and my parents and siblings left her house with me. We lived at a campsite for months, then moved around hotels over summer break, until we ended up at what honestly was a crack house and my entire family stayed in a room with black mold on the ceiling and rats all over the floor, the floor my brothers slept on. My parents started using, and I started missing school because I was in a different county than my school and my dad was the only form of transportation I had. I was starving because there wasn't enough food for me and my two teenage brothers, plus my baby sister who was 3-4 at the time, so I gave them my food and only ate what free food I got at school. My teachers kept communication with me when I wasn't able to attend, let me makeup assignments I missed, and kept extra snacks for me. I had one teacher who even put together hygiene kits for my siblings and I, and sent me home with snacks before breaks. I went into teaching because of these teachers who helped me through the most difficult point of my life, and I hope I can help any future students I have in any way I can.

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We can help less fortunate students by first creating an safe and comfortable relationship with them. Every student has different family situations and we can start by creating a safe enviornment.

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this lesson, especially the study about the kids who were treated as better became better and the students who were treated as average stayed average, made me think about my experience in elementary school. I have a twin brother, he was put into Mrs. Moons class, supposedly, all the "smarter" gifted kids were in Mrs. Moons class, and I was in Mrs. Campbells class, supposedly all the smart but not "special" kids were in that class, and a few other teachers had the "underachievers" it turned out that the mindset they gave us about what kinds of learners we were became true. I think this absolutely impacted me especially watching my brother become a straight A student and I knew I was just average so I never applied myself as much as I should have.

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What I really like from the video provided earlier in the presentation was the teacher pairing the new student with another student who speaks the same language. I think this was a great idea because the new student has a someone who they can relate to but most importantly someone who can help them adjust to the new school.

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This is a core memory for me! I remember when I was graduating high school one of my teachers told me to do something easy instead of teaching; she told me it would be too hard for me.  Mind you I graduated with honors, he such a hater!

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He gave me a role of stepping into leadership. Being an example for students to achieve, now this could look great but so much weight comes with the leadership role especially as a 4-6th grader.

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personally, a time that I was positively impacted by a teacher was when one of my former teachers noticed I was struggling with a particular subject and she took time out of her lunch to help and give me a little more support and help a few of my classmates as well.

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I think learning their names and being able to pronounce them correctly. Also building relationships with ALL students.

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Have the students cultures in the class room with different activities 

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Have the students cultures in the class room with different activities 

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we can offer more resources and try to have a genuine relationship with every student so we can decide how best to support them. Every child is different and as a teacher it's our job to be able to support every student 

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we can offer more resources and try to have a genuine relationship with every student so we can decide how best to support them. Every child is different and as a teacher it's our job to be able to support every student 

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I had a teacher in sixth grade that positively impacted me because I was a very shy girl and would never speak out. He would make me feel comfortable and helped me get out of my comfort zone.

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Starting the day on a positive note with the class . Asking them how they are feeling today. and letting them know the goal of the day.

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Starting the day on a positive note with the class . Asking them how they are feeling today. and letting them know the goal of the day.

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My junior year math teacher completely changed the way I felt about math. She was so patient and genuinely cared about how I was doing in life, not just in her class. She empowered me and helped me to succeed in a way I didn't know I could

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I once had a teacher last semester that stressed me out and me cry. She was not understanding at all and would go out of her way to make unnecessary assignment.

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Make sure that their are bilingual teachers in classrooms.

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It seems that the answer is in your question - we need to find ways to make sure that all students have access to the things they need - food, shelter, belonging, care. I’m not sure as a society that we are willing to do what is necessary to create these conditions.

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It is important as a teacher to continue to brush up on your knowledge often on the languages in your area to be of help to those students.

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A teacher visited my house to make sure i was okay. I was getting close to drop out of college.  He kept from falling behind, and motivated me to  keep on going with my education. 

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A teacher visited my house to make sure i was okay. I was getting close to drop out of college.  He kept from falling behind, and motivated me to  keep on going with my education. 

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Greeting the students everyday. You can remember their name. Be interavtive with them

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Greeting the students everyday. You can remember their name. Be interavtive with them