how to build and maintain relationships with students

If your neighbors know you or anyone else on the planning committee, they will be much more willing to overcome their shyness and show up. Does that sound egotistical? Guilford Publications. The most important thing schools can do to foster these relationships is to have a culture that explicitly values adults nurturing relationships with students and providing teachers and school staff with the time, space, and occasions to interact repeatedly with individual students, especially those that seem less engaged. Even when we don't have face to face connections, we can still build and develop relationships with our students. Of course, disruptive students can be challenging to connect with, but the benefits are far-reaching, even extending beyond the completion of formal education. How can we bring those aspects of the social life of the school into our practice?

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