When a good relationship exists between teacher and students, the students are more likely to want to learn. The teacher can foster rapport by demonstrating a warm, caring personality. When he presents personal views, they should be given in an unoffensive way. He should know his subject well, be fair and reasonable in his requirements, and use the best teaching methods and materials. His presentation should be given with enthusiasm and without distracting mannerisms.
Good teaching encourages students to desire to learn.
That good relationship increases when they show enthusiasm for learning or say an occasional thank-you to the teacher. I expect to succeed in my studies. Students who trust God, ask for His help, and thank Him for the successes He sends can expect success. God enables us to do whatever He wants us to do. Students sometimes anticipate and experience failure because their goals are wrong and their expectations are unrealistic.