Trust, Humor, Praise, and Connection for Meaningful Relationships with Students (FET) | Teaching Channel
Trust, Humor, Praise, and Connection for Meaningful Relationships with Students (FET)
Educators know the importance of connecting with students. This course focuses on 4 key ideas for making connections and developing relationships: trust, humor, praise, and connection. You’ll work to set intentions for connecting with students using a strategy you’ve not tried! Learn ways to trust your students to participate in and control their own learning. Explore why your sense of humor is a huge asset to keep your classroom lively and healthy. Finally, you’ll take a look at how you praise your students, and create phrases to make sure your students are getting positive, constructive feedback to improve and develop their skills. This course will renew your confidence in developing relationships that benefit students now and in the future.
Fall extended term provides access to a transcript before the end of the year with priority grading included in the cost of registration.
Enrollment Restriction: This course is also available in the regular Fall Term with identical content and requirements. Learners may enroll in this course only once, regardless of the term selected. Registration for the same course in another term is not permitted.
- American College of Education
- Roosevelt University
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