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How to Build Positive Relationships with Students in Classroom?

Building Positive Relationships with Students: The Key to Educational Success

by Shiksha Press
May 22, 2023
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8 Best Ways to Build Relationships with Your Students

How to Handle Disruptive Students: For educators, establishing positive relationships with students is integral to their success. These connections foster a conducive learning environment, inspire confidence, and drive performance.

The following are strategic ways educators can build meaningful connections with their students. Use these effective methods for building great relationships with your students.

Why is it important to build positive relationships with students?

There are multiple reasons for Building positive relationships with students. First and foremost, these relationships foster a conducive learning environment where students feel comfortable and secure.

This sense of safety and belonging encourages more active participation in class, higher investment in tasks, and an overall increase in student effort. Furthermore, a positive relationship between teachers and students can significantly boost motivation levels.

How to Build Positive Relationships with Students

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8 Tips and Strategies to Build good Relationships with Your Students. Use these simple and effective methods for building strong relationships with your students. Let’s read 

#1 Get to Know Your Students

Building positive relationships starts with understanding your students’ world. As educators, we must step into their shoes and appreciate their interests, hobbies, and family background.

To create an open dialogue, ask them questions and be genuinely interested in their responses. This action goes beyond surface-level conversations; it is about building trust and showing that you care about their well-being and not just their academic progress.

Tip: “Start your journey to understanding your students better by organizing one-on-one sessions or group activities. this will help you to discover students’ interests and passions.”

#2 Be Respectful

Respect is a two-way street. Treat students with the same respect you would desire. Listen attentively when they speak; interruptions are a sign of disregard. Condescension has no place in the classroom.

When we respect our students, we foster a supportive and nurturing learning environment that encourages them to open up and excel.

“Remember, every interaction is a chance to show respect. Start practicing active listening in your next class.”

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#3 Be Fair

Fairness in the classroom means holding all students to the same standards. Playing favorites can be detrimental, leading to resentment and a lack of motivation.

Be consistent in your expectations and enforcement of rules. Consistency fosters a sense of security, and students will respect a teacher who treats everyone equally.

“Aim for fairness and consistency in your classroom. Review your expectations and grading system to ensure they’re applied equally.”

#4 Be Positive

Positivity can transform a classroom. A friendly smile, eye contact, and positive language contribute to an atmosphere of warmth and approachability.

Celebrate their accomplishments, big or small, and recognize their efforts. Positive reinforcement not only boosts their confidence but also encourages a culture of accomplishment.

“Bring positivity to your classroom starting from your next lesson. A friendly smile, kind words, or praise can go a long way.”

#5 Be Available

Being available doesn’t just mean physical presence but emotional accessibility as well. Set aside time for students to voice their questions or concerns.

Your office hours or open periods signify that you’re willing to provide individual attention. Ensure you’re approachable; your body language and tone can either invite students in or push them away.

“Designate ‘office hours’ for students to reach out to you with their concerns or questions. This will build trust and show them you are there to support their learning journey.”

#6 Be Trustworthy

Trust is the backbone of any relationship. Keep your promises and be honest with your students. Respect their privacy; this encourages them to share more freely and trust in the confidentiality of your relationship.

As an educator, being reliable and trustworthy reassures students that they can depend on you.

“Promote an environment of trust & respect in your classroom. Start by keeping a promise you made to your students.”

#7 Be a Role Model

Leading by example is one of the most potent forms of influence. Be a living embodiment of the principles you teach. Whether it’s honesty, kindness, or perseverance, live these values consistently.

Students observe their teachers closely; your actions can inspire them to adopt positive behaviors and attitudes.

“Strive to be a positive influence on your students academically and personally. Reflect on your own actions and how they might be perceived by your students.”

#8 Be Patient

Patience is paramount when building relationships. Remember, this is not a process that happens overnight. Relationships require nurturing over time.

Some students may take longer to open up than others. Be patient and persistent, and know that your efforts will eventually yield results.

“Remember that relationship building takes time. Continue to show patience and empathy towards your students.”

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In conclusion, building positive relationships with students is more than just a pedagogical strategy; it’s an investment in their future. By demonstrating respect, fairness, positivity, availability, trustworthiness, leading by example, and having patience, educators can nurture relationships that inspire students to reach their full potential.

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