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Reconceptualizing Teacher-Student Relationships

The Elementary School Journal, 2015
AbstractRelationships with teachers have been found to be particularly salient for elementary-age students, as they relate to successful adjustment to school. The construct of working alliance reconceptualizes traditional definitions of relationship to consider elements of emotional connection, as well as the collaboration central to the working ...
Toste, Jessica R.   +3 more
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Relationships Between Teacher, Student, and Patient

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1973
The "relationships between teacher, student, and patient in a changing clinical milieu" will be examined in terms of social roles and associated understandings. By social roles, I mean the various functions that the teacher or student or patient fills; and by understandings, I refer to the obligations and particularly the contracts that exist between ...
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Establishing and maintaining boundaries in teacher‐student relationships

New Directions for Youth Development, 2013
AbstractBecause schools rarely provide guidelines for teachers that outline how they should conduct personal relationships with students, teachers must wrestle individually with how to establish, communicate, and maintain clear boundaries in their interactions.
Beth, Bernstein-Yamashiro, Gil G, Noam
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Teacher-Student relationship: A perspective

Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2017
The purpose of this paper is to examine the correlation between teacher-student relationship through a survey data on Facebook. Through this survey we get the data which help us to analyze more on teacher-student relationship. We also try to provide some measures to improve teacher-student relationship.
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Care in the Teacher-Student Relationship

2021
This chapter examines care in the teacher-student relationship. Care is a central element of a good teacher-student relationship. To support the student in their learning, the teacher needs to know how to guide the student in their investigations, how to prepare the course material so that the student can learn from it, how to motivate the student, and
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Guiding dialogue in the transformation of teacher-student relationships

Nursing Outlook, 1996
The National League for Nursing at its 1989 biennial convention resolved that nursing curricula be revised to reflect enriched caring practices through egalitarian teacher-student and teacher-to-teacher relationships that reflect cooperation and a sense of community.
S, Gaines, D, Baldwin
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Teacher‐student relationships: A growing field of study

New Directions for Youth Development, 2013
AbstractA substantial percentage of students come to school with a number of stress factors from life circumstances, personal clinical attributes, and typical adolescent challenges. As a result, some students become disengaged from school, are unsuccessful, or drop out of school. School structures are not always equipped to respond to such problems.
Beth, Bernstein-Yamashiro, Gil G, Noam
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Disappointment in teacher-student relationships

Journal of Curriculum Studies, 2000
One of the most common experiences in teaching-learning situations is the phenomenon of disappointment. Teachers feel disappointed in students, students feel disappointed in themselves. These feelings are expressed in various ways in classrooms. As teachers, however, we rarely reflect on what we communicate in our expressions of disappointment to our ...
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Teacher / Student Relationships

2022
Andromache Chalfant   +2 more
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Building the Teacher–Student Relationship

2018
Too often as teachers, we worry about doing too much for our students, lest we contribute to their dependency and fail to convey our confidence that they are capable of solving their own problems. However, especially for students who enter our classrooms full of mistrust, it is more important to convey our good intentions and trustworthiness, for ...
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