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cher thinks that the students have acplished the task so well, of sometimes have done it much better than before, that they worth praising. Some teachers, however, may find their praises are not so useful and successful in raising students39。 learning motivation. The reason lies in the teacher himself, not the praise itself. Those teachers may over use praise, or use them in an unsuitable or even wrong time or place which, on the contrary, makes the students think that they don39。t deserve it. When students believe they have not been successful, they will interpret praise as an indication that the teacher lacks confidence that they can do better. So teacher should know how to use effective praise. Brophy (1981) suggests that it should (a) be based on student39。s specific behavior, (b) provide information for students to use in the future, and (c) focus on students39。 past acplishments as a context for describing present acplishments (Crowl et al, 1997: 254). Knowing how to use effective praise, teacher could, to a larger degree, arouse students39。 own expectation for higher achievement, raise students39。 motivation for studying which will create students39。 selfinitiated learning. Encouraging, it is a kind of attitude used more frequently toward those students who are trying hard but may be somewhat unsuccessful. Focusing on efforts rather than achievement, encouragement stimulates those students to continue trying. Students who have been encouraged accept themselves as they are, even when they are less than perfect or fall short of teacher39。s expectation. Encouragement used 攀枝花學(xué)院本科畢業(yè)論文 Body 11 during class can also solidify students39。 place in class. Being encouraged, they feel they are contributing members and that teacher and classmates accept their efforts as valid, their ideas as useful and contributory, though may be inpletely right. They will focus not on their weakness and underachievement, but their progress and efforts. When they are unsuccessful or underachieving, they will also receive encouragement from their teacher, thus to make them remain confidence in further achievement. 攀枝花學(xué)院本科畢業(yè)論文 Conclusion 12 Conclusion Students are sensitive observers of teachers’ attitudes and behavior, and teachers maybe unaware. This thesis mainly deals with the different attitudes of English teachers to the students in junior schools and the influence for the students. There are many English teachers can not be able to treat students equally without discrimination. Of course, many factors can influence teachers’ attitudes and teachers are usually like those who are like them, but as teachers and as the people who students trust, in order to enhance students’ English abilities and quality of English teaching, teachers should love every student, to understand every student and accept every student for both their strong points and shortings. In order to create a wonderful atmosphere for the students to learn English, teachers should know how to expect their students, how to praise them and how to encourage them. 攀枝花學(xué)院本科畢業(yè)論文 Acknowledgements 13 Acknowledgements My deepest gratitude goes first and foremost to associate Professor Zhou Ronghui, my supervisor, for his constant encouragement and guidance. He has helped me through all the stages of the writing of this thesis. Without his consistent and illuminating instruction, this thesis could not have reached its present form. 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