DIALOGUE AS A CONDITION FOR FORMING TRUST OF THE TEACHER AND STUDENTS IN THE PEDAGOGICAL PROCESS
Keywords:
trust, trusting relationship, the formation of trust, dialogue, junior schoolchild.Abstract
The purpose of the article is to systematize the most significant pedagogical conditions for the formation of trust in the teacher in a student of primary school age. An analysis of the existing conditions for the formation of trusting relationships and the ones highlighted by teachers showed that dialogue is the main condition that contributes to their development. The authors present the main dialogue forms that reveal the mechanism of building trust between a student and a teacher at primary school age, which is a significant period in the formation of trust.
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