The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

9: How to Connect with Your Students

Dec 17, 2014

40:50

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You're a Good Reader?

01:40

Embrace the Class Clown

02:32

Is Your Relationship With Your Kids a Bad Idea?

01:53

Introduction

5min

Building Relationships With Your Students

3min

The State of Ohio Is Doing This

2min

Identify Nostalgic Ideas That Keep You From Accepting Students

4min

You're a Good Reader?

2min

How Can a Teacher Like That Understand These Kids?

2min

How Do You Get Yourself Out of a Teacher's Mind?

3min

Embrace the Class Clown

3min

How to Develop a Relationship With a Class Clown

4min

10.

What Do You Say to That One Kid?

2min

11.

I'm Learning Even More Than I Learned From Your Book

4min

12.

How to Confront a Student for a Problematic Behavior?

2min

13.

Is There a Role Model in Your Past?

3min

14.

Is Your Relationship With Your Kids a Bad Idea?

2min

How important is the relationship you build with your students, and how can you make that relationship better? James Sturtevant, author of the book You've Gotta Connect, joins me to talk about why the teacher-student relationship is more significant to student learning than even socioeconomic status, the specific things teachers can do to build a strong, trusting relationship with students, and why sarcasm will always bite you in the butt. A must-listen for teachers interested in improving classroom management.