Connecting With Students Through Strategic Sharing
By
Rachel Jorgensen
edutopia.org
4min
Carefully selecting personal anecdotes to share can help high school teachers in their efforts to build strong relationships with students.
Connecting with students in a meaningful way has never been more important in education. Teachers do well when they keep in mind that every exchange with a student is a relationship-building opportunity, and sharing their true selves can assist with creating a connection. Selecting personal anecdotes to share with students is a fragile dance between opening up and maintaining appropriate boundaries. Finding ways to weave in personal stories may offer an effective instructional tool and a means through which teachers can build trust with students.
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