Title: Ways Teachers Can Communicate Expectations to Students
Headings: 10 Ways Teachers Can Communicate Expectations to Students
10 Ways Teachers Can Communicate Expectations to Students
Post Expectations Around the Room
Have Students Sign an "Achievement Contract"
Get to Know Your Students
Be in Charge
But Give Them Space to Learn
Be Clear in Your Directions
Create a Written Dialogue
Have a Positive Attitude
Support Your Students
Allow Revisions
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Content: "How did you figure that out?" "That looks like it took a lot of effort." "How many ways did you try it before it turned out the way you wanted it?" "What do you plan to do next?" Developing a growth mindset with students creates a love of learning and resilience. Your language must support students and help them believe that they can and will learn. 09
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Support Your Students
Be a cheerleader for your students, letting them know as often as possible that you know they can succeed. Use positive reinforcement whenever you can by appealing to their interests. Learn what they like to do outside of school and give them a chance to share these interests. Let them know that you believe in them and their abilities.