Authentic Connection: Engaging with Students through Empathy

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Main Authors: LaTiffany Davis, Maggie Albro, Thura Mack, Molly Royse
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2024
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author LaTiffany Davis
Maggie Albro
Thura Mack
Molly Royse
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Maggie Albro
Thura Mack
Molly Royse
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Maggie Albro
Thura Mack
Molly Royse
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contents Authentic Connection: Engaging with Students through Empathy LaTiffany Davis Maggie Albro Thura Mack Molly Royse Student Diversity Empathy Teacher Student Relationship School Libraries Librarians Trust (Psychology) Caring Library Role Interaction As learning environments shift toward meeting the needs of an increasingly diverse student population, empathy is becoming an important tool for instructors. Empathy deepens the connection between students and instructors. This connection can also emerge in the library, where librarians are teaching students in a variety of contexts, from the reference desk to the one-shot instruction session. This article references current literature on empathy in the classroom and elaborates on how empathy can lead toward relationship-building based in trust, which ultimately enables learners to put aside their apprehensions and deepen their understanding of new concepts.
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spellingShingle Authentic Connection: Engaging with Students through Empathy
LaTiffany Davis
Maggie Albro
Thura Mack
Molly Royse
Student Diversity
Empathy
Teacher Student Relationship
School Libraries
Librarians
Trust (Psychology)
Caring
Library Role
Interaction
Authentic Connection: Engaging with Students through Empathy LaTiffany Davis Maggie Albro Thura Mack Molly Royse Student Diversity Empathy Teacher Student Relationship School Libraries Librarians Trust (Psychology) Caring Library Role Interaction As learning environments shift toward meeting the needs of an increasingly diverse student population, empathy is becoming an important tool for instructors. Empathy deepens the connection between students and instructors. This connection can also emerge in the library, where librarians are teaching students in a variety of contexts, from the reference desk to the one-shot instruction session. This article references current literature on empathy in the classroom and elaborates on how empathy can lead toward relationship-building based in trust, which ultimately enables learners to put aside their apprehensions and deepen their understanding of new concepts.
title Authentic Connection: Engaging with Students through Empathy
topic Student Diversity
Empathy
Teacher Student Relationship
School Libraries
Librarians
Trust (Psychology)
Caring
Library Role
Interaction
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1444872