Personal relationship building
Personal relationship building is how to have good relation with
students, no matter what their background is and no matter what teachers'
background is. Students will remember how the teacher teaches them and how
he\she let them feel.
There are many results of personal relationship building; one of the
important results is better achievement. When students feel comfortable and
safe, they will achieve more. There are six key teacher traits that must be in
the teacher in order to build a good relationship with students.
1- Acknowledge: to show appreciation of the students' effort and
work.
2- Communicating values. It can be done in several ways:
a. Show
interest to students
b. Being a good listener
c. Showing high expectations
d. Re-establishing contact
e. Being accessible to students
3- Respect students. Ways to show respect:
a. Treat students as valued humans
b. Give them chances to express their opinions
c. Involve them in discussion
d. Appreciate their differences
4- Fairness: treat all students in the same way.
5- Realness: share your personal stories to let them feel that you
are like them.
6- Humor and fun: laugh with them not at them.
Building good personal relationship with students is a very important topic must be taken in consideration. I agree with you that teachers to be effective, they must have the traits you mentioned above. Good reminder!
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ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, sometimes teachers think that they have these traits, but students don't feel them. This leads to an unsuccessful relationship where teachers feel confident about what they have and students,also, feel confident about what they feel. Nice topic jejee 😋
ReplyDeleteThese traits must be felt by the students and recognize them to have a good and strong relationship with the teacher.
DeleteBuilding a positive and strong relationship in the class lead to a classroom managements and students will learn better.
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DeleteThey may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” “People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” “Shared joy is a double joy; shared sorrow is half a sorrow.” “You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships everyday.
ReplyDeletethank you for lighting about this important topic