Answer to Question #212071 in English for Raveen

Question

What are the three types of teachers’ relationships? discuss the implications based on the identified teachers’ relationship types. The discussion is clear and logical

Answer 1

1. Teachers and students- Teachers are viewed as transmitters of knowledge and students as passive recipients. Teachers and leaners together constitute a community of learners which engages in social discourse and produces common understandings. Effective teacher , leaner relationship facilitate children's successful transition of the leaners, and also teachers as confidants, role models, and mentors can contribute to children's capacity to overcome personal vulnerabilities and environmental adversities.
2. Teachers and school staff- This is the relationship teachers have with their peers, other school staff, and school administrators. This kind of l relationships among teachers adhere to norms that govern the ways teachers ask for and provide help. The relationships between mentor teachers and novices tend to be about maintaining harmony and support, rather than developing competence. It further results in the creation of shared standards of practice in the hope s of creating and sustaining communities of learners.
3. Teachers and parents- Teachers tend to involve parents in school management or classroom activities. These parent involvement efforts help establish and foster parent-teacher relationships, and include parents in educational interventions, which are significantly more effective than those without parent involvement. Parents and teachers who act in concert can strengthen the effects of educational and social interventions.