This document summarizes a student research project investigating the impact of teacher-student relationships on academic performance in Bangladeshi secondary schools. The research team collected data through student interviews and questionnaires to understand factors like how often teachers discuss lessons well, provide private tutoring, get angry if students ask questions, and give higher marks to private students. The findings section reports the results of the interviews, such as percentages of students who said their relationships with teachers were good or very good, and what factors like private tutoring contributed most to academic success. The analysis suggests teacher-student relationships can influence students' motivation and performance.
This document summarizes a student research project investigating the impact of teacher-student relationships on academic performance in Bangladeshi secondary schools. The research team collected data through student interviews and questionnaires to understand factors like how often teachers discuss lessons well, provide private tutoring, get angry if students ask questions, and give higher marks to private students. The findings section reports the results of the interviews, such as percentages of students who said their relationships with teachers were good or very good, and what factors like private tutoring contributed most to academic success. The analysis suggests teacher-student relationships can influence students' motivation and performance.
This document summarizes a student research project investigating the impact of teacher-student relationships on academic performance in Bangladeshi secondary schools. The research team collected data through student interviews and questionnaires to understand factors like how often teachers discuss lessons well, provide private tutoring, get angry if students ask questions, and give higher marks to private students. The findings section reports the results of the interviews, such as percentages of students who said their relationships with teachers were good or very good, and what factors like private tutoring contributed most to academic success. The analysis suggests teacher-student relationships can influence students' motivation and performance.
impact on students academic performance in secondary school education in Bangladesh of class Six & Nine.(Which all ready completed their PSC & JSC Exam) Submitted by: SL.NO Name Id 1 Md. Delwar Hossain 2172061012 3 Moniruzzaman 2172061014 4 Md. Rasel Mia 2172061013 5 Md Alamin Hossain 2172061035 6 Tanzina Azad 2172061021 7 Asaduzzaman 2172061017 8 Abdul Karim 2172061030 9 Rojina 2172061045 Introduction The present research was conducted to investigate the role or impact of student teacher relationship on academic performance of students. A sizable literature and some other interviews suggest that if teaches take the time to build relationships they can motivate their students to learn. Further research also suggests that teaches need to have a strong belief that building relationships are important to the motivation process. There is a need to capitalize on these beliefs for the student’s benefit. It is important that educators recognize the impact they have on their students, and consider strongly their student’s perceptions of them. Teaches have to ensure that they are meeting student needs, both academically and emotionally. Creating classroom environments that promote positive cultures with healthy interactions can motivate students to learn more. Objective • To make an evaluation of student teacher interaction in our school. • To find what we can do to make it better. • To know the Reasons of a very good/good result. • We can find out the reasons of bad result. • To know the behavior of the teachers with their students. • To know why the students attending privet or coaching that run by the teacher. • Finally we can understand the teacher and student relationship and its impact on students academic performance. • To know that the students came to class time to time • To know that the teachers came to class late METHOD • We collect information with face to face interview • We use questioner for collecting information • We meet the student personally • We asked the students some question according to our questioner • We also go to the school and house of the students. • Our honorable teacher helps us and gives a guideline • We use information technology and show the previous case study/research based assignment, to know how can make a standard report FINDINGS In this chapter I analyze interview statements and observation data using protocols that reflect components of effective teacher – student relationships as described in the literature review. The data have been sorted, coded, categorized, and reviewed for relevance. The analysis process I used some questioners of case study analysis methods guided by Stake. This single case study produced a synthesis of information that guides the classroom teacher in this study in the development and maintenance of the relationships with the students. Out of 100% students, about 37.5% students said that very good and 62.5% students said that good. Out of 100% students, about 37.5% students said that good teaching in class, 6.25% students said that own initiative, 31.25% students said that private teaching. Out of 100% students, about 18.75% of students said that English, 56.25% students said that math, 18.75% students said that Science. Out of 100% students, about 62.5% of student answered yes, 37.5% student answered no Out of 100% students, about 25% students said that teacher did not discuss well in class, 31.25% students said that for good result,6.25% students said that teacher did not discuss well in the class and for good result, 37.5% students not answered. 7. Out of 100% students, about 50% of student answered yes , 25% student answered no, 25% was not answered. Out of 100% students, about 6.25% student answered of yes, 62.5% student answered no, 31.25% was not answered. Out of 100% students, about 6.25% students said that they did not understand the masters discussion, 93.75% students said that they was not sincere. Out of 100% students, about 62.5% student answered of yes,37.5% answered no. Out of 100% students, about 56.25% was student answered of yes, 43.75% answered no. Out of 100% students, about 43.75%was student answered of yes, 25% answered no, 31.25 was not answered. Out of 100% students, about 62.5% students said that about studies, 37.5% was not answered about information as well being their masters wanted to know in class. Out of 100% students, about 50% students said that everyday,43.75 of students said that sometime, 6.25% of students said that after many days. Out of 100% students, about 68.75% student answered of yes 31.25% answered no. Out of 100% students, about 43.75% student answered of yes 56.25% answered no. 25. Out of 100% students, about 50%student answered of yes 50% answered no. Out of 100% students, about 50%student answered of yes 50% answered no. Out of 100% students, about 18.75% students said that 1-2 teachers,6.25% students said that 3-4 teachers, 18.75% students said that all most all teachers and 56.25% did not give any answer, about the pressure of teacher for privet or coaching. Out of 100% students, about 56.25% students said that yes and 43.75% said no, about the teachers anger if they raise any question to understand in class. Out of 100% students, about 43.75% students said that few teachers,18.75% students said that maximum teachers, 37.75% students said that did not give any answer, about the teachers behave so in class. Out of 100% students, about 81.25% students said that yes and 18.75% said no, about the teachers make clear the answers to the questions you raised to understand. Out of 100% students, about 31.25% students said that few teachers, 56.25% students said that maximum teachers, 12.5% students said that did not give any answer, about the teachers do so. Out of 100% students, about 75.25% students said that yes and 18.75% said no and 6.25% did not give any answer, about the teachers provide increased marks to the students who had private lessons by that teachers. Out of 100% students, about 12.5% students said that few teachers, 43.75% students said that maximum teachers, and 43.75% did not give any answer, about the many teachers behave so.