Relationships is key. I would not only say hello, but I made it a point to learn all their names in the first 2 weeks. I owed them candy when I fell short. It doesn't matter how old, students want to be recognized as part of a community.
Kudos for the Video clip! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Pondalyn Phrenic Paramountcy (Have a quick look on google can't remember the place now)? It is a great one off guide for discovering psychological methods to make women want you minus the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my close friend Aubrey at last got excellent results with it.
Sooo important to know your students names and to greet them individually. COuldn't agree more. Another thing I found that works great is asking them for feedback when you try something new, like a methodology or activity. I feel like this shows that you aren't their rival, that you've got their best interest at heart, that you're actually willing to learn from THEM and that you really respect their opinion. I don't think students always feel that from teachers. Also, I like to ask how they're feeling at the start of class sometimes using a scale....i call out numbers 10 to 1...10 being feeling great....1 being feeling bad and ask students to put their hand up for whatever number they "feel". I also participate in this...and will explain why I feel a certain way and ask if anyone would like to share their reasons. It lets students know that you care about how they feel also helps them to improve their awareness around their mental health.
It's a wonderful idea to ask about their feelings. However, not all students may give you the "right" feedback. They all have different styles of learning and they may find, for example, learning vocabulary boring. Having this in mind I would want for all of my students to feel amazing, but I cannot please everybody. and moreover I know the way to teach better than they know. For example, I teach without translating. And, say, two students want to translate but the way I teach without translating works better and faster. I hope you understand my point of view.
I try to greet all of my students at the door, I either shake their hands, give them a high five, a fist bump, or--if I'm feeling a little under the weather and don't want to touch anyone's hands--I give them an elbow bump (just touching elbows instead of hands). When it's time to dismiss the class, I do that by telling them to have a good day/afternoon/weekend. I guess it's my version of "saying goodbye." My kids have come to expect it, so much so that when they're asking to be dismissed they always prompt me with "aaaand have a good day?"
I was just browsing youtube on building relationships with students. Just to see what I come across. A lot of ideas I knew already buuuut, seeing you get excited sharing your ideas on how to get to know students got me excited for the new school year!
I just started teaching yesterday, and you are so right! It's really hard in the beginning, but in my student teaching experience I really saw what a difference it can make, especially with kids who hate school. I made a survey for my students and going over their responses has made me really excited to get to know them, and I'm really touched at some of what they shared.
Hello, I have just read your comment and I am really curious to know what kind of questions you gave to your students.... I would be pleased if you can send them to me. Thank you so much
As an education major who just started college, these videos are my favorites 😩 I live in NYC and I cannot wait to be there for my students and make their HS school experience a little bit better. I’m currently deciding between what subject I want to teach, either bilingual (ENL kids) or be just a Spanish Teacher. How did you decide what subject you wanted to teach?
Leslye Aracena Hi 👋🏼 I just wanted to give you some advice. I’m in my sixth year as a teacher in NYC. I think you should think about which one you would be more passionate about teaching on a regular basis. A Spanish teacher is only teaching Spanish whereas an ENL teacher teaches students of different backgrounds the English language through content areas. I have my ENL license but I’m currently using my general education license as a third grade teacher. I do have ELL’s that I teach though. I will also say that right now there is a shortage of ENL teachers so you would have a better chance of getting a job. I’m just being honest. However, if you really want to teach Spanish then you should do it. ❤️
@@mrsb0215 Can you help me explaining something, please? I'm Spanish native speaker and I'm currently studying a bachelor's degree in English language teaching, but I have understood that this career in USA takes 4 years to finish off, but in my country takes 5 years. Is it correct when i say that I'm studying a bachelor degree? Or should I say that I'm studying a degree in English language teaching?
Ms. Dalia Karina Are you pursuing a degree in TESOL? (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) I would say that you are pursuing your Bachelor’s Degree in teaching the English language. You could say I am studying to teach English to students who are learning the language. Hope that answers your question. Please let me know if I misunderstood.
I am a future teacher from Russia. I love your videos so much, it's just storage of useful information. You're doing very important things, thank you! ♥
Last year when I was doing observations for physical education the teacher told stories about the different students. He has one student his wings because he does not have a father figure in his life.
This is so great, Amanda! I agree and will be using your tips in my classroom as a speech therapist. I work with younger children (K-2). I use a rewards system with them in my classroom. When they reach a certain number of points, or get a certain number of stickers on their sticker charts, they get a prize from the prize box! Other teachers in my school have an ice cream party or McDonalds party on Fridays for the students with the most points at the end of the week!
Showing an interest in other people’s interests is very key to building any type of relationship with anyone. The key is relatability. If you have that with others. Other people will always love to talk with you and hangout with you and be with you.
Hi, I am so thankful for this video. I love watching and learning from other teachers, especially in this format. Please continue to post about your educational journey.
💟 all ur tips ! I teach ESL students ranging from primary to High school. I agree that learning should b a fun experiemce, and building a positive relationship with each and everyone of them is not easy, but I always try to make my students feel important . The minute I show interest about THEIR personal interests, their facial xpression change instanrly, and it gets them motivated to learn more ! Thanks so much for sharing ur wonderful tips, Much 💖 from Indonesia 🇮🇩👋🌷
Hey, I'm 14 years old and my dream is to become a teacher. I really love to watch your videos because they give me so much positive energy and make me feel like I can do it some day😁 I've always loved teaching and I remember that I pretended to be a math teacher when I was little. Your speaking gives me so many ideas and thoughts and with your videos I've become more and more sure that this is what I want to do for the rest of my life, even though it's haaaard stuff. So thank you very much and wish you good years with your students!❤️
These are amazing! I have been using all these strategies because they felt right in my gut, and honestly, it feels nice to see this video that reinforces my belief!
I think every student should be addressed as "Mr." or "Miss". I had one teacher who did that in my entire school career. She also was able to teach the class and refer to pages in the textbook and I never once saw her referring to her notes. Students generally have respect for a teacher like that. Incidentally, she wasn't outgoing and was in fact kind of shy.
When will i get such a teacher..? most of my teachers loved me till middle school but after that i don't know what happened. I couldn't score good in one of the first exams held back then ( though i score good most of the times) so my teacher used to think i'm not attentive and intelligent. Although i scored 95.2% in final exam( i belong to india so scores in final exam matter the most but throughout the year we have small tests which are so that we continue studying throughtout the year and not just last few months) Since then i've lost and couldn't go back to having good rlnship with teachers...i have graduated from highschool..hope things get better in university Edit: i was searching how to build good relationship with teachers
thank you for sharing, i truly believe in you and all that you said. I'm so happy because i am doing all except going to cheer at their games. How to deal with teachers who can't allow kids to be kids. A teacher who stresses the students to the point where student walk out of the classroom?
Learning should be joyful experience. Without connection you can't involve students in learning process. Let's prepare our students to face 21st century chaleges.
Girl, how on earth have I just discovered you?! I'm a second year music & religion teacher for teenagers and I'm so curious. How do you approach being on RUclips with students when they mention it? Is your admin team okay with it? I'm a musician too and I have a facebook page and channel for the musician side business and I've had so many kids say "Miss! I saw you on RUclips!" 😂
Hi Ella, I definitely do not announce it to my students but they hear about it from other students and will say " I saw your youtube" I acknowledge them but will say things like " awww, but lets talk about that after class." I just try and redirect the conversation. I do get very embarrassed when they talk about it but I try and not let the conversations last too long. Also, admin is fine with it. There is nothing obscene and I am mindful of what I say because I know they watch.
Could you explaining me something, please? I'm Spanish native speaker and I'm currently studying a bachelor's degree in English language teaching, but I have understood that this career in USA takes 4 years to finish off, but in my country takes 5 years. Is it correct when i say that I'm studying a bachelor degree? Or should I say that I'm studying a degree in English language teaching?
If you are not sure, try to talk to some people who studied where you study. Moreover, try to observe some people at work to see them in real life situations. And then you will know, I think.
Hi this usually takes time. I have 90 students. I prep a few different ways. 1. My school has the students ID photo in an online data base so I like to review the photos before class to put a face to the name before they even walk in the room. (again High school students) 2. I tell them that I am REALLY bad at remembering names so to be patient with me if I mess up for forget. 3. When I call on them I ask them to say their name first before they provide an answer 4. I take attendance daily OUT LOUD for the first 2 weeks and tell them not to respond that I have to find them in the room. (this takes time but really forces me to remember) I do make mistakes but giving the disclaimer (#2) helps them not become offended.
Relationships is key. I would not only say hello, but I made it a point to learn all their names in the first 2 weeks. I owed them candy when I fell short. It doesn't matter how old, students want to be recognized as part of a community.
Absolutely! I am glad you mentioned that about remembering their names very quickly. That matters sooooo much!
@@amandaros3 Yes, it can establish trust early when you greet them by name. Great tips.
Amanda Rose hey Amanda, please do the video that someone recommended about how to teach 'difficult' students
Kudos for the Video clip! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Pondalyn Phrenic Paramountcy (Have a quick look on google can't remember the place now)? It is a great one off guide for discovering psychological methods to make women want you minus the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my close friend Aubrey at last got excellent results with it.
im currently struggling with this. i have 6 classes of around 30 kids each. and its week 3 and i still cant remember all of their names. 😞
Sooo important to know your students names and to greet them individually. COuldn't agree more. Another thing I found that works great is asking them for feedback when you try something new, like a methodology or activity. I feel like this shows that you aren't their rival, that you've got their best interest at heart, that you're actually willing to learn from THEM and that you really respect their opinion. I don't think students always feel that from teachers. Also, I like to ask how they're feeling at the start of class sometimes using a scale....i call out numbers 10 to 1...10 being feeling great....1 being feeling bad and ask students to put their hand up for whatever number they "feel". I also participate in this...and will explain why I feel a certain way and ask if anyone would like to share their reasons. It lets students know that you care about how they feel also helps them to improve their awareness around their mental health.
It's a wonderful idea to ask about their feelings. However, not all students may give you the "right" feedback. They all have different styles of learning and they may find, for example, learning vocabulary boring. Having this in mind I would want for all of my students to feel amazing, but I cannot please everybody. and moreover I know the way to teach better than they know. For example, I teach without translating. And, say, two students want to translate but the way I teach without translating works better and faster. I hope you understand my point of view.
I try to greet all of my students at the door, I either shake their hands, give them a high five, a fist bump, or--if I'm feeling a little under the weather and don't want to touch anyone's hands--I give them an elbow bump (just touching elbows instead of hands).
When it's time to dismiss the class, I do that by telling them to have a good day/afternoon/weekend. I guess it's my version of "saying goodbye." My kids have come to expect it, so much so that when they're asking to be dismissed they always prompt me with "aaaand have a good day?"
I was just browsing youtube on building relationships with students. Just to see what I come across. A lot of ideas I knew already buuuut, seeing you get excited sharing your ideas on how to get to know students got me excited for the new school year!
I just started teaching yesterday, and you are so right! It's really hard in the beginning, but in my student teaching experience I really saw what a difference it can make, especially with kids who hate school. I made a survey for my students and going over their responses has made me really excited to get to know them, and I'm really touched at some of what they shared.
Hello, I have just read your comment and I am really curious to know what kind of questions you gave to your students.... I would be pleased if you can send them to me.
Thank you so much
As an education major who just started college, these videos are my favorites 😩 I live in NYC and I cannot wait to be there for my students and make their HS school experience a little bit better. I’m currently deciding between what subject I want to teach, either bilingual (ENL kids) or be just a Spanish Teacher. How did you decide what subject you wanted to teach?
Leslye Aracena Hi 👋🏼 I just wanted to give you some advice. I’m in my sixth year as a teacher in NYC. I think you should think about which one you would be more passionate about teaching on a regular basis. A Spanish teacher is only teaching Spanish whereas an ENL teacher teaches students of different backgrounds the English language through content areas. I have my ENL license but I’m currently using my general education license as a third grade teacher. I do have ELL’s that I teach though. I will also say that right now there is a shortage of ENL teachers so you would have a better chance of getting a job. I’m just being honest. However, if you really want to teach Spanish then you should do it. ❤️
@@mrsb0215 Can you help me explaining something, please?
I'm Spanish native speaker and I'm currently studying a bachelor's degree in English language teaching, but I have understood that this career in USA takes 4 years to finish off, but in my country takes 5 years. Is it correct when i say that I'm studying a bachelor degree? Or should I say that I'm studying a degree in English language teaching?
Ms. Dalia Karina Are you pursuing a degree in TESOL? (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) I would say that you are pursuing your Bachelor’s Degree in teaching the English language. You could say I am studying to teach English to students who are learning the language. Hope that answers your question. Please let me know if I misunderstood.
@@mrsb0215 I understood, thank you for your reply. In my country we speak Spanish. So I decided to study English to teach it as a foreign language.
Ms. Dalia Karina You’re very welcome. ❤️❤️
I am a future teacher from Russia. I love your videos so much, it's just storage of useful information. You're doing very important things, thank you! ♥
I agree with youuu. Thank you so much
Last year when I was doing observations for physical education the teacher told stories about the different students. He has one student his wings because he does not have a father figure in his life.
The younglings are the future. They need the support to make our world a better place. Awesome video Amanda!
#5 is something I'm very passionate about. I'm happy to hear others believing it too and trying to encourage students ❤
This is so great, Amanda! I agree and will be using your tips in my classroom as a speech therapist.
I work with younger children (K-2). I use a rewards system with them in my classroom. When they reach a certain number of points, or get a certain number of stickers on their sticker charts, they get a prize from the prize box!
Other teachers in my school have an ice cream party or McDonalds party on Fridays for the students with the most points at the end of the week!
I lOVE your videos!! I’m still a student (going into yr 12) and want to end up becoming an English teacher! 😍😍😍🙌🏻
Showing an interest in other people’s interests is very key to building any type of relationship with anyone. The key is relatability. If you have that with others. Other people will always love to talk with you and hangout with you and be with you.
Exactly!
God! I think you are their favourite teacher
You nailed this! Thank you for reminding us about why we love working with younger students 🥰🤩🤓🧐
This really helps me!!
Hi, I am so thankful for this video. I love watching and learning from other teachers, especially in this format. Please continue to post about your educational journey.
💟 all ur tips ! I teach ESL students ranging from primary to High school. I agree that learning should b a fun experiemce, and building a positive relationship with each and everyone of them is not easy, but I always try to make my students feel important . The minute I show interest about THEIR personal interests, their facial xpression change instanrly, and it gets them motivated to learn more ! Thanks so much for sharing ur wonderful tips, Much 💖 from Indonesia 🇮🇩👋🌷
Thanks for the tips Amanda, I've recently completed my qualification in Teaching
Hey, I'm 14 years old and my dream is to become a teacher. I really love to watch your videos because they give me so much positive energy and make me feel like I can do it some day😁 I've always loved teaching and I remember that I pretended to be a math teacher when I was little. Your speaking gives me so many ideas and thoughts and with your videos I've become more and more sure that this is what I want to do for the rest of my life, even though it's haaaard stuff. So thank you very much and wish you good years with your students!❤️
Love these tips!
You’re an amazing teacher and person, I wish I had a teacher like you! I agree with everything you suggested, keep up that passion for teaching 👏 !
This is great, thank you. I love your videos. A positive attitude and teaching children to have a growth mindset is so empowering!!
I love your you tube work shops they are very helpful thanks for sharing.
These may seem obvious but many people don't think of these. Very practical advice. Great job.
Hello from Montreal!! So happy I found your channel! Thank you for all the insights 😊
These are amazing! I have been using all these strategies because they felt right in my gut, and honestly, it feels nice to see this video that reinforces my belief!
I think every student should be addressed as "Mr." or "Miss". I had one teacher who did that in my entire school career. She also was able to teach the class and refer to pages in the textbook and I never once saw her referring to her notes. Students generally have respect for a teacher like that. Incidentally, she wasn't outgoing and was in fact kind of shy.
I love your channel l’ve been looking into becoming a teacher and your channel has helped make my decision!!
Yay! Glad I could help!
Awesome ideas!!
That impression at the beginning, Amanda is way too relatable haha
Yes 🙌🏽
I just want you to know that your video is a required watch for my education class at university, haha.
What! What university?
@@amandaros3 Appalachian State in NC! We aren't able to work with kids this semester, so we were assigned videos about it instead.
@@leighbazemore4632 Ohhh wow! Ok, thank you so much for responding! Good luck with this semester!
Thank you for giving this useful information
This is really helpful for me 👍👏
When will i get such a teacher..? most of my teachers loved me till middle school but after that i don't know what happened. I couldn't score good in one of the first exams held back then ( though i score good most of the times) so my teacher used to think i'm not attentive and intelligent. Although i scored 95.2% in final exam( i belong to india so scores in final exam matter the most but throughout the year we have small tests which are so that we continue studying throughtout the year and not just last few months)
Since then i've lost and couldn't go back to having good rlnship with teachers...i have graduated from highschool..hope things get better in university
Edit: i was searching how to build good relationship with teachers
Love this!
You are a
e very nice teacher
I am a pre service teacher, your videos are gold. Thaaaaank you
Aww thank you so much Veronica! I'm glad you find them valuable. Good luck with everything!
@@amandaros3 thaaaank you :) greetings from Chile
Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻
This was an awesome watch!
Please do more videos like these.
Definitely working on more. Thanks for the support and I am glad they are helpful!
thank you for sharing, i truly believe in you and all that you said. I'm so happy because i am doing all except going to cheer at their games. How to deal with teachers who can't allow kids to be kids. A teacher who stresses the students to the point where student walk out of the classroom?
Can you please do a video on what to wear when attending placement/ school! Xx
Learning should be joyful experience. Without connection you can't involve students in learning process. Let's prepare our students to face 21st century chaleges.
Girl, how on earth have I just discovered you?! I'm a second year music & religion teacher for teenagers and I'm so curious. How do you approach being on RUclips with students when they mention it? Is your admin team okay with it? I'm a musician too and I have a facebook page and channel for the musician side business and I've had so many kids say "Miss! I saw you on RUclips!" 😂
Hi Ella, I definitely do not announce it to my students but they hear about it from other students and will say " I saw your youtube" I acknowledge them but will say things like " awww, but lets talk about that after class." I just try and redirect the conversation. I do get very embarrassed when they talk about it but I try and not let the conversations last too long. Also, admin is fine with it. There is nothing obscene and I am mindful of what I say because I know they watch.
Could you explaining me something, please?
I'm Spanish native speaker and I'm currently studying a bachelor's degree in English language teaching, but I have understood that this career in USA takes 4 years to finish off, but in my country takes 5 years. Is it correct when i say that I'm studying a bachelor degree? Or should I say that I'm studying a degree in English language teaching?
You are awesome!
Amanda
I love uu♥💜♥
I love this
How can I avoid emotional breakdown in front of learners
Thank you very much!
Have you heard of Justin Su'a? He talks about the growth mindset.
I love the way you say .hi my name is amanada rose.😍
Im so glad i have come across your videos.
Although i wanted to ask you something
Amanda
Hey Amanda, do I decided to switch my major to education. I want to be a teacher as well but how did you know you wanted to teach social studies?
If you are not sure, try to talk to some people who studied where you study. Moreover, try to observe some people at work to see them in real life situations. And then you will know, I think.
First of all, you have to be good in that subject area. What was your best subject in school? What is your best subject now?
Hi! What do you use to film your videos? Thanks!
Loving your videos!! Do you have an Instagram??
Do you have any tips on how to learn students' names when you have 100 or more students every day?
Hi this usually takes time. I have 90 students. I prep a few different ways.
1. My school has the students ID photo in an online data base so I like to review the photos before class to put a face to the name before they even walk in the room. (again High school students)
2. I tell them that I am REALLY bad at remembering names so to be patient with me if I mess up for forget.
3. When I call on them I ask them to say their name first before they provide an answer
4. I take attendance daily OUT LOUD for the first 2 weeks and tell them not to respond that I have to find them in the room. (this takes time but really forces me to remember) I do make mistakes but giving the disclaimer (#2) helps them not become offended.
Nice
Amanda, you look great! How old are you?)