The Classroom Teacher and the Role of Authority

This paper examines the ways in which teachers can use their authority to maximize their teaching effectiveness as well as to set a positive example for student social workers. Three areas in which teachers use their authority are discussed: setting the structure of the class, covering course content, and relating to students. Practices that contribute to both good teaching and impactful role modeling of authority are identified

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