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    Social Identity Theory

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    independent goals. When students have a selfless mindset of putting others before oneself, they place themselves in a complicated situation that can either result in performing poorly on a personal task such as a school assignment or risking to strain the relationship between a tight-knit family. Dennis interviewed the parents of students and obtained their views on collectivistic…

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    without a significant relationship.” This was the situation of a teacher, Mr.Wayman and his class in the poem, “Students,” composed by Tom Wayman, and of an assistant professor, Katie and her students in an excerpt from the novel, “Crow Lake,” penned by Mary Lawson. Despite the remarking resemblance in the relationship shared by the instructors’ and their respective students there are numerous differences between the two pieces of literature because of the manner in which the teachers react when…

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    research will be if a student and teacher’s race similarity would increase the student's success rate. The underlying concepts that are in this topic are students have difficulty learning from teachers who are of different ethnic backgrounds, placing ethnically different teachers in non-diverse areas (such as teach for America) does not really help students, and teachers have predisposition of students who are ethnically different. Research to this topic will be important to give students of all…

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    motivation, interest, performance, and behavior. More issues in schools that influence students to decline in the previously listed areas is that there are severe differences when comparing elementary schools to junior high schools, both academically and the bond between students and teachers. Junior high schools tend to have less opportunities for students, more distant relationships between students and teachers, and oftentimes the coursework requires less cognitive thinking skills. The…

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    population in the Far North of South Australia (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2010). As a result, I believe I will frequently encounter students with behavioural or familial issues. However, this will provide an opportunity to observe how behavioural management strategies are utilised by these teachers. There may be a greater proportion of specialised teachers, including those trained as counsellors and Aboriginal education officers. Conversely, I assume that the school will have a heavy…

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    where they will remain for a quarter of their lives. Schools become a safe place for students where no matter what is going on at home or in their community, they know that when they go to school they are safe. The idea that teachers provide a positive, safe environment for children despite what is going on at home is prevalent in Lynda Barry’s, “The Sanctuary of School.” She mentions the positive effects on students, as their teacher’s involvement is important to ensuring their learning process…

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    What are the differences between high school teachers and university teachers? I agree that being teacher in different schools have differences and similarities. As an education programs teachers and professors are intended for college students who are interested in students, beginning teachers who plan to engage in education and professionals their knowledge. One of the most important elements that teachers and professors love being in this field of educational program. Although they have…

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    The large exodus of teachers in the early years can cause particularly huge financial hardships on a school due to a channeling of scarce resources toward recruiting, hiring, orienting and mentoring new teachers (Carroll, 2007). According to the NCTAF cost calculator, PGCPS spent approximately $7,507,500 to pay for recruiting and hiring the replacements for the 858 teachers (Maryland Teacher Staffing Report, 2014) that left the district between October 2013 and October 2014. The constant…

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    Teacher Relationship Essay

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    Teacher relationship and the effects on students At a young age, children are molded by the adults around them, shaping how they socially develop and their cognitive development. Once the child is at a school age, the most important adult around them beside family is their teacher. Thus the teacher-student relationship is formed and it must be a positive atmosphere to ensure the child to grow mentally and emotionally. Student-teacher relationships are studied and is found to have a correlation…

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    the example the book gives. It describes the relationship and interaction shared between teachers and students. The book talks about the impact of teachers on their students. 'When teachers hold higher expectations of certain students (changing their behavior toward these students), these particular students responded by meeting teacher expectations.' This action committed by the teachers can effect the students both positively and negatively. Teachers begin to have very high expectations for…

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