Our best teachers love what they do and they love working with students. The relationships that teachers have with their students help to foster better student achievement. And it is no surprise that this is the case. Students want to make their teachers proud of the work that they can do in the same way that students want to make their parents proud. When teachers show the students that they really care about them and their progress, students respond with better progress.
The same is true with teacher relationships with parents and schools relationships with parents--and the community. Relationships matter. Researchers agree that teachers have the largest influence on student achievement. Good teachers tend to produce good students.
People who love to work with children are primed to be good teachers. Learning can be difficult at times, but it is always less difficult when you have a caring, dedicated teacher ready to help you.
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