10 Promises to build relationships with your students. by Christina Nakamura

10 Promises to Build Relationships with Your Students

cmchaboya — 2023-11-28 18:13:28 UTC

1. Build Trust

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Trust is one of the most important thing to have when it comes to being a good teacher to your students.

2. Greet you students at the door.

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Say hello, get to know who is in your class

3. Get to know your students Family

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Making the effort to get to know your student's parents will help create more of a strong bond.

4. Always expect the positive in your students

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Always think positive of your student and don't be negative, as this can affect how your student will succeed in your class.

5. Set them up for success

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Having your room set up in a way they can learn , yet feel invited, will help build a good relationship.

6. Letting your students know mistakes are ok

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When you let your students know its ok to make mistakes, it makes them feel like its ok and more likely to try again

7. Make time for one on one with your students

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Taking time to give each student some one-on-one time throughout the week will help strengthen your student/teaching relationship.

8. Let the students know a little bit about you

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Building a connection by letting the students know a little bit about yourself will help build trust and a positive relationship.

9. Create an easy going atmosphere

cmchaboya — 2023-11-28 20:03:09 UTC

When conducting a lesson or even when you have downtime, make jokes and laugh with your students to create a relaxed atmosphere, which can create a connection with your students.

10. Let your students know that you love your job

cmchaboya — 2023-11-28 20:09:36 UTC

It is beneficial to have a positive attitude toward your job as students can pick up your feelings by the way you carry yourself. Nothing is worse for a student then to know their teacher does not want to be there. By being positive, you will get a better response and build better relationships with your students. Being a teacher is tough and has its difficulties, but it is so rewarding knowing you are helping and guiding the youth to their better future!