Listen To Your Students
I have written many posts aimed at students but this post is aimed at the teachers out there.
Do not dismiss a student’s ideas in the classroom. Every teacher has an image in their head of the students in their classroom so it can be very easy for the teacher to think that every time a ‘troublesome’ student raises an idea, it will always be pointless and not conducive. Get out of this mindset because the ‘troublesome’ student will feel that you do not respect them and they will be more likely to lash out. Show every student respect and treat every instance as an independent event so that you do not have any preconceptions before a child speaks.
Have a talk with your students about what they want to do in life and how are they feeling in general. When the students believe that the teacher is genuinely interested in their passions and hobbies, they are more likely to treat the teacher with respect and are more likely to behave in the classroom. It also builds that rapport which is always a good thing.
Learn the tendencies of your students and learn to recognise their behaviour when they are feeling good and when they are not feeling so good. Being understanding of your students will allow you to control your classroom as well as caring for your students and being there for them in times of hardship.
Students are very good at reading teachers and determining what kind of teacher you are. So make your impression a good one. Always make the students feel like they can come to you for help. If you have some free time, then offer to help your students out with revision techniques or maybe there is something particular which you know your students are struggling with. When you hand out tests to your classroom, ensure that you make it clear what can be expected on the exam to help the students prepare the best they can. Little things like this are appreciated by the student!
Always be there for your students and ensure that they feel like they can talk to you about anything.
Teachers are always ready to listen to their students but students are not willing to talk with their teachers, this is the dilemma of our society
You are right. It’s a two way street, both the teachers and the students need to cooperate in order to maintain a healthy relationship
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The student who acts out may actually be a genius who is bored.
Well said…. This was a very great post… Where my children went to school the last three years has been awful… the teachers never communicated with parents when the child was failing. You could email the teachers they never emailed back.. now you had some that were concern and reached out. There needs to be better communication with teachers and students along with Parents as well. Overall Kamran love this post… ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah that’s something I haven’t touched upon. The teachers interaction with the parents. This communication needs to be presented when the child is doing well and when the child is not doing as good.
Thank you for your kind words 😊
good insight
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No problem please check my recent post
Will definitely check it out 😏
Thank you Kamran
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Well said
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Amazing!
Thank you soo much for your kind words 😊
You have so much good information that really does work. Have you ever taught in a school?
Thank you sooo much 😊
I did an internship where I taught in a school but other than that, nope
This is a great reminder. I hope I’m able to inspire my students to strive for what they want out of life everyday.
I encourage all teachers to inspire their students and to make them feel like they can achieve anything
Yes indeed! Every student craves to be appreciated. This is an encouraging post!
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You’re much welcome!
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“Show every student respect and treat every instance as an independent event so that you do not have any preconceptions before a child speaks”. It would be great if the teachers were, in fact, objective to each student! But nobody has canceled interpersonal relations, and as if we didn’t want this, this is hardly possible.