Publish at March 23 2020 Updated December 06 2023
Does the teacher-student relationship have to be cold? For many, this seems to be the norm, while others, fueled by research on the subject, will believe, on the contrary, that it's important to develop an affective bond. In addition, schools can put in place initiatives to encourage children to avoid bullying or rejection. This is just one of the many ways in which a caring school climate can be created.
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