Connecting with Students: Strategies and Goals

The video discusses the challenges teachers face in connecting with all students. It highlights the importance of finding the good in every student and introduces a strategy called 'Three for 10 Days.' This strategy involves learning three non-school-related things about a student over ten days to build a stronger connection and relationship.

What is one of the main challenges mentioned in connecting with students?

• Managing classroom behavior

• Connecting with all students equally

• Understanding their academic needs

• Finding common interests

What is the 'three for 10 days' strategy about?

• Building three projects in ten days

• Learning three academic skills in ten days

• Finding three things about a student unrelated to school over ten days

• Teaching three subjects in ten days

How many days does the 'three for 10 days' strategy last?

• 15 days

• 10 days

• 7 days

• 5 days

What is the primary goal of the 'three for 10 days' strategy?

• To increase student participation

• To enhance classroom discipline

• To build a stronger connection with students

• To improve academic performance

What should teachers focus on when using the 'three for 10 days' strategy?

• Students' academic achievements

• Students' extracurricular activities

• Non-school-related interests of students

• Students' family backgrounds