THE IMPACT OF TEACHERS' ATTITUDE ON STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND ACHIEVEMENT
Keywords:
Keyword: Success, teachers’ attitude, children's behavior, influence, teaching, and developmentAbstract
This article is devoted to analyzing how the teacher affects students' success
and behavioral development in grades kindergarten through fifth. It investigates how
much teachers' attitudes play a role in children's achievement and forming their
behavior to measure academic achievement and behavior of children in kindergarten
through fifth grade and also analyzes the relationship between children’s behavior
and achievement and teacher attitudes.
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