Trust involves consistent care and integrity, listening to learners, and room for their ideas.
Classroom approach
Use consistent expectations, attentive listening, and invitations for students to offer ideas.
Human Shaped Learning with Front Matter.docx · Ch. 3, actual manuscript pp. 28–34; What Trust Looks Like in the Classroom. Source-grounded paraphrase and instructional adaptation.
Reviewed JAG competency connections
- G53 — Exhibit work ethics and behaviors essential for success
- G58 — Identify ways to build mutual trust and respect
- H68 — Demonstrate integrity and honesty when dealing with customers
- P124 — Explain the value of good character
- P126 — State the benefits of being perceived as a person of good character
The guided workspace explains its recommendations and lets educators select a different chapter or combine approaches. Optional facilitation choices do not create additional official alignments.