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Student–Teacher Relationships: The Elephant in the Classroom

2019
Teaching is a deeply subjective and relational activity; although often assumed to rest exclusively on effective instrumental practices, teaching’s success resides predominantly in the ability of the teacher to foster and engage reciprocating authentic connections with students.
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Difficult Student-Teacher Relationships

Abstract Arguably, one of the most important factors in setting the tone for a child’s school year is the student-teacher relationship. Teachers and students are human beings, with the full range of temperaments, communication and interaction styles, and experiences and expectations from previous years.
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Classroom Management and Student Teachers’ Cognitive Abilities: A Relationship

American Educational Research Journal, 1987
A computer-administered test battery was created to collect measurements of teachers’ multiple-attention and vigilance skills that are hypothesized to be related to successful classroom management. Measurements from this battery were tested for correlations with observed teacher management behavior and student on-task behavior. Results are discussed in
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College Student-Teacher Relationships

Improving College and University Teaching, 1955
Chester S. Williams, Earl W. Kooker
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The essence of student-teacher connection in the student-teacher relationship in clinical nursing education

2009
The trend toward humanistic nursing education has called for a transformed student-teacher relationship that fosters learning and growth of the teacher and the student. Although such a relationship has been purported to form the basis for student-teacher connection, there is an absence of research exploring student-teacher connection.
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Positive teacher-student relationships may lead to better teaching

Learning and Instruction, 2022
Christi Bergin   +2 more
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Student-Teacher Relationship

2019
Austin Volz   +2 more
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What’s Valuable in the Student–teacher Relationship?

Abstract This chapter articulates some of what can be valuable—for students and for teachers—in the student–teacher relationship, attempting to identify the goods that are realized when the student–teacher relationship goes well, drawing on philosophical assumptions and on the social-scientific literature.
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