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Relationships | How many of your teachers make an effort to understand what your life is like outside of school?

Making the effort

Why does it matter?

The YouthTruth Survey question “How many of your teachers make an effort to understand what your life is like outside of school?” measures a key piece of what constitutes high-quality relationships between students and teachers. Students learn best when they feel cared for and connected to their teachers and classmates.

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Build a “belonging classroom”

This video is one of many in Edutopia’s How Learning Happens Series, which explores teaching practices grounded in the science of learning and human development. Here’s a helpful exploration of widely adaptable structures and rituals that explicitly build belonging in the classroom:

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