| Establishing rapport in the classroom |
| The rapport between a teacher and their students plays a very important role in determining if the class will be successful and enjoyable. Students are often very hesitant to speak out in class for a variety of reasons. Questions go unasked and unanswered; students remain |
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| Author: Neil Farquhar |
| Date of post: 2006-07-21 |
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| Rapport in the Classroom |
| The word rapport originates from the French word, rapporter, meaning to bring back and the Oxford English Dictionary definition is one of “a close and harmonious relationship in which there is common understanding”. But what is the reality of rapport and is it |
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| Author: Jo Mason |
| Date of post: 2007-02-06 |
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| Establishing Rapport |
| I remember back to my early days of academic progression through the Australian public school system with mixed emotions. In the main, English (and other subjects for that matter) were laboriously taught “strictly by the book”, by uninteresting individuals in droning monotone, that failed to instill |
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| Author: Daryl Henley |
| Date of post: 2007-04-18 |
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| Establishing Rapport |
| <span style="font-size: 12pt"><font face="Times New Roman">Rapport is important for building and sustaining a relationship with a student.<span>&nbsp; </span>It is the ability to join people who connect mentally and emotionally on the same wavelength.<span>&nbsp; </span>Having rapport will ensure that the student understands the teacher and is willing to listen to and |
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| Author: Thomas Ormston |
| Date of post: 2007-04-25 |
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