Tips for Teachers to Earn Respect and Appreciation from Students

 👩‍💻Ten Ways to Get Teacher Respect in Class by Learners

In addition to mastering the subject, we must also have an attitude or attention that can encourage students to respect teachers.

Teaching is a job that requires expertise in teaching, mastering the class, and inspiring. Therefore, a teacher must continue practicing until they are proficient in class. Teachers are not only required to have the ability to transform their knowledge and experience and provide role models. Still, they are also expected to be able to inspire their students so that they can develop their potential and have good morals.

Inspirational teachers are more than just competent according to their academics, able to teach in front of the class, ask questions, and determine students' graduation. Inspirational teachers must have attractive personalities that can stimulate students to develop their potential, foster students' awareness in achieving their future, and establish warm interactions between teachers and students so that teachers are no longer considered scary haunted figures, but can be a fun learning partner.

Likewise, to become a teacher who is respected not only by students in the class but also by peers or teachers at the school, therefore we must pay attention to several things, the following are 10 ways for teachers to be respected in class by students:

1. Humble

This character makes a teacher open-minded and easy to accept new things. In front of the learners, be frank if you don't know. Understandably, amid rapid growth and access to information, everyone has to relearn and be willing to learn. This makes him an exciting learning partner for students.

2. Smile

With a smile you can create a peaceful social environment, we feel more comfortable and make students more comfortable. Even though we may be suffering from many problems, trying to smile because even frowning and getting angry will not solve the problem, on the contrary, it makes people uncomfortable, especially students.

3. Be sensitive to surrounding conditions

Often teachers need to observe the reactions of students while teaching, so they no longer pay attention to whether what they do is responded to by students and is effective. So what happens is that the class atmosphere becomes crowded or on the contrary, many students need help understanding the message the teacher wants to convey. Especially if the teacher's statement can hurt or offend students.

4. Not Badmouthing Learners

No one wants their disgrace to be opened in general, let alone behind their backs. Especially for students, opening their disgrace in front of their friends, either openly or secretly will result in prolonged disappointment and resentment as well as dropping the self-esteem of the students concerned.

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