KENNESAW, Ga. | Sep 12, 2025

Caring is not extra — it is central to learning.

When students feel supported, they are more motivated, more confident, and more engaged. A caring classroom fosters trust, a sense of belonging, and improved outcomes.

You can show care through small, intentional choices:

• Share short weekly check-ins or prompts that invite reflection.
• Post reminders and encouragement on the course site.
• Make space for student voices in setting discussion norms.

Care also means designing the classroom to reduce barriers:

• Offer assignment scaffolding to make large projects feel more manageable.
• Provide varied examples that reflect different cultures and perspectives.
• Keep communication transparent — explain the “why” behind policies.
• Invite anonymous feedback so students can share concerns safely.

A culture of care does not lower standards. It raises commitment. When students know they belong, they show up ready to learn, contribute, and succeed.