Teacher and student relationship

Dialogue journals are a powerful tool for building trust with your students. Learn how they work.

Building personal connections is one of the most important components of being a successful teacher. When students know you care, they are more apt to listen to and learn from you. This is especially true for students who are struggling. Mentor Meetings is one classroom management strategy that real

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Before I delve into the details of “Fix-It Tickets,” let me preface them by saying that the most effective classroom management strategy is forming positive relationships with students. Kids naturally behave better when they feel a personal connection to their teacher, and quite simply, when they feel that their teacher likes them. That being said, […]

Greeting each student at the door with a positive message brings benefits for both students and teacher.

Build relationships with your students and set your classroom up for trust, success, and learning, especially at the beginning of the year, with these ideas.

Getting to know your students is arguably the most important thing you can do to be an effective teacher. Here's how to do it. | Cult of Pedagogy

5 easy to implement challenges to help improve your relationships with your students.

Remote teaching doesn’t mean the end of positive teacher-student relationships! In this post are ideas, activities, and tips for teachers to continue building positive relationships with… More

3 easy ways to improve communicating with parents. Developing lasting, positive relationships with parents and families is critical to student success but this can be overwhelming for teachers. These simple, easy-to-implement steps will help teachers to improve parent communication and build positive relationships with students and their families.