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The teacher-student relationship is the main dialogue relationship in education. In Russells view, the relational entity is a kind of universal, which is different from the so-called physical object, as well as from the mind and sensory materials. There is no phenomenon of friendship between teachers and students. uknow@gse.harvard.edu 40,1MT@ @W Under such circumstances, teachers and students are always full of trust, there is a cooperative love and strength between teachers and students, and even a common mission of pursuing excellence. Help students plan enjoyable activities as a form of self-care, Upper Elementary, Middle School, High School, College. Webinterpersonal relationship between students, teachers, principal and other. We must cooperate closely in our educational life. The traditional view is that there are three views on the concept of education. Positive relationships and connections that teachers aim to Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to: create with their students can be defined Mirrors are displayed everywhere in this cave. This ambiguity helps to foster inappropriate actions and educator misconduct. There is a kind of tension in the relationship between the teacher and the student. WebThe teacherstudent relationship is an important and powerful motivator for the development of the need for competence and autonomy within this social environment This hinders the development of secure attachments, says Marcus, and limits the social-emotional culture of a school. Students learn how to think gratefully. The teacher-student conflict has both competition and cooperation. As one of the forces regulating the conflicts between teachers and students, as an important subject in the construction of a learning community, parents shoulder the dual mission of constructing a harmonious relationship between teachers and students and liberation of the minds of teachers and students, and play a bridge role in the common life of teachers and students. From the eyes of the sleeping classmates, sleeping in class is beyond their control, and sleeping is one thing. PreK/Lower Elementary, Upper Elementary, Middle School. teacher-student conflict is an important issue that In the eyes of the unusable classmates, sleeping classmates do not hinder others learning in the classroom, and there is no interference with the order of classroom teaching.

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