Exit ticket by Abby Ciha

2024-10-15 18:47:49 UTC

They feel like their teachers care about them and want the best for them. The more students trust you the more they are willing to listen and learn from you.

2024-10-15 18:47:54 UTC

Trusting relationships allow students to feel comfortable and more ready to learn, students are able to more effectively understand and learn throughout their school experience

2024-10-15 18:47:58 UTC

Trusting relationships allow students to depend on you as their teacher. It allows them to be vulnerable and to try new things. It also helps with behaviors and attendance.

2024-10-15 18:48:08 UTC

There are multiple ways to figure out how a student can trust you or who they trust. Using options like surveys or beach ball activities to know students will help you as a teacher know without over stepping boundaries.

2024-10-15 18:48:23 UTC

They give students the opportunity to feel safe and understood in the classroom. They can also make learning more fun and interesting, which can increase engagement and allow students to learn more.

2024-10-15 18:48:32 UTC

Trusting relationships helps all feel comfortable, especially those who look towards teachers to be friends and role models.

2024-10-15 18:48:34 UTC

Trusting relationships create a sense of belonging because it helps students feel seen, heard, and valued.

2024-10-15 18:48:36 UTC

When you have a trusting relationship in the classroom the students feel like they belong. This helps them feel safe and allows you to have clear communication with one another leading into better classroom management

2024-10-15 18:48:51 UTC

Belonging begins with trust and students perform better in school when they feel a sense of trust from those around them. When teachers create strong and positive relationships with students, they feel a sense of belonging because they are trusted. Trust can also lead to less behavioral issues and higher academic skills from students.

2024-10-15 18:48:57 UTC

When students trust their teachers and peers they are more likely to get involved in activities and ultimately gain more from their education.

When students trust their teachers and classmates they are less likely to act out and have less behavioral problems.