what-kids-wish-their-teachers-knew.html

what-kids-wish-their-teachers-knew.html

9/26/2016

link

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/08/31/well/family/what-kids-wish-their-teachers-knew.html

summary

This article, published in The New York Times, highlights the perspectives of students on what they wish their teachers knew. It discusses the importance of understanding a student's background, their challenges, and their personal interests. The article emphasizes the significance of building positive relationships with students and creating a classroom environment that is inclusive and supportive. It also touches upon the role of teachers in helping students navigate personal issues and providing appropriate support. Overall, the article offers insightful reflections from students, shedding light on the importance of empathy and understanding in the teacher-student relationship.

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