What is Relational Learning? Relational learning is a way of being with students from a social constructionist perspective where those involved in education–students, mentors, and professors–learn from each other through the sharing of ideas and together create the learning/teaching world.

What are relational teachers?

“When students sense their teachers know them as people, amazing things can happen.” That is the core of relational teaching, an educational approach that emphasizes the importance of connectivity and relationships. It’s also what Damon believes is the key to helping students really learn.

What is relationship based learning?

Relationship-Based Learning! It can be further defined as a purposeful and methodical process of individual support by utilizing a partnership that uses a variety of strategies over a defined period of time to enrich delineated impacts and achieve mutual goals (Francis Institute).