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Positive teacher-student relationships involve students in the learning process and promote their desire to learn. The relationship between the student and the teacher plays a major role in the path of the child's academic success and social development. Having a positive relationship with the teacher helps a student to feel more comfortable and safe in their classroom environment.

I think a positive teacher to student is formed, when the teacher is focused and genuinely cares, interested in helping the student achieve their learning goals. It means the teacher can also ask for feedback from the student and do the necessary work to become a better teacher.

It begins by creating an atmosphere that is open and positive. Later it is continued by encouraging and listening to the student and teachers needs. Finally, in order to maintain a positive relationship between the student and teacher both need to communicate honestly about how the classes are going and how they can be improved. Neither teachers nor students should get comfortable with a class that becomes routine!

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未来に日本語で私の仕事を出來ることにしたい。仕事は科学的で、大学時代も物理学でした。誰かが物理学とかプログラミングとか量子コンピュティンクについて話したがったら連絡してお願いします！

Teacher Mike Sot（https://www.italki.com/user/9093480） He is Ukrainian, 20 years old. He still lives in Ukraine and specializes in economics at university. He is fluent in Russian, Ukrainian, English, and Japanese. From the perspective of me as a Japanese language teacher, Japanese is almost like a native speaker. He acquired English by interacting with an American friend when he was young. He has taught English to people from various countries such as Chinese, Spanish, and Japanese. His class is like chatting with close friends. You can feel free to take his class. I have taken his English lessons 11 times so far. I am learning English from him, but whenever I introduce Japanese literature or newspapers, he always reads and conveys his impressions. There is a wise saying. “Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains” ―Thomas Carlyle it would mean someone like him. I highly recommend lessons with Mike＾＾ 彼は２０歳のウクライナ人で大学生です。現在もウクライナに住み、学校では経済学を専攻しています。 ロシア語、ウクライナ語、英語、日本語が堪能です。国語教師の私から見ても日本語はほぼネイティブスピーカーのようです。 彼は幼い頃、アメリカ人の友人と接する中で英語を身に付けました。今までに中国人、スペイン人、日本人など様々な国の人に英語を教えてきています。 彼の授業は友達との気楽な会話のようです。リラックスして授業を受けることができます。私は今まで11回彼の英語の授業を受けました。 私は彼から英語を教わっていますが、日本の文学や新聞などを紹介すると必ず読み、感想を伝えてくれます。 「天才とは、無限に努力できる能力のことである」　―トーマス・カーライル という言葉がありますが、まさにそれは彼のような人を言うでしょう。 彼の授業を強くおすすめします＾＾

In Spanish, when a relative clause follows a preposition (con, en, a, de…), you cannot use que alone. Instead, you must use a relative pronoun with a definite article: el que, la que, los que, las que or el cual, la cual, los cuales, las cuales (more formal) These structures refer back to a noun and show the relationship expressed by the preposition. 🔹 La casa en la que vivo está lejos. = The house in which I live. 🔹 Es la persona con la que trabajo. = The person with whom I work. 🔹 El cine al que vamos está cerrado. = The cinema to which we go. We also use lo que when the reference is not a noun, but an idea or situation: 🔹 No entiendo lo que dices. = I don’t understand what you’re saying.