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Building One McKinley

Anthony Griffin, D’Vaughn Risin, Estella Lopez, Nahomy Zeron, and Trevez Tanzy

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  • When have your relationships with teachers and students mattered to you?

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  • We saw the action of teachers and students at McKinley and we noticed many problems with student/teacher relationships.
  • How many issues are being affected because of poor relationships between teachers and students?

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Research Purpose

  • Better environment for students and teachers
  • Increase positive academic outcomes for students
  • Reduce truancy
  • Increase overall happiness at school

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  • “​When teachers form positive bonds with students, classrooms become supportive spaces in which students can engage in academically and socially productive ways.” - Emily Gallaher

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  • “Students need to feel that adults care about them as individuals as well as about their academic achievement.”

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We asked our McK students and teachers...

  • Can students and teachers create better relationships at Mckinley?

Survey says...

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  • The relationships students have with their teachers have a huge affect on their academic outcomes.

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  • Better relationships could lead to higher academic scores, lower dropout rates more opportunities and just a better state of the overall happiness at school.

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  • Building one

McKinley,

  • One Classroom

At a Time

  • One moment

at a time

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Building One McKinley!!!!!

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Thank You for Your Time!!!!