TEACHER-STUDENT RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CLASSROOM
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behavior, communication, methods, approach, flexibility, purpose, relationship, effectiveness, discussion, observation, interaction, factor, enforce, satisfaction, developmentАннотация
This article is about implementing positive teacher-student relationship in the classroom, its effects on successful teaching and factors which can influence on this process.
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