Impact of Teacher Expectations on Students’ Behaviour and their Academic Performance

Journal Title: Academy of Education and Social Sciences Review - Year 2025, Vol 5, Issue 1

Abstract

This research aimed to explain the impact of teacher expectations on students’ behaviour and their academic performance, which has been studied for many years. The study focuses on the role of teachers, who play a significant part in student learning and psychological development. The study aimed to explore teachers' roles and expectations about a child's psychological development and how it affects their behaviour and academic performance. This was a qualitative explanatory research study, and it was used as the methodology. The research study used a purposive sampling method through open-ended semi-structured interviews, exploring ten questions (five questions were used for parents and five for teachers), focusing on 10 participants (five parents of primary level students and teachers teaching grade 1.) for their opinion on the expectations of teachers and its impact on the child's behaviour and academic performance. Feedback from the interviews showed different opinions and ideas from both groups. Since each child has unique abilities and a different learning style, the study recommends that teachers mentor each student, especially the struggling ones, to outgrow their current potential. Crucial to this intervention is to raise teacher expectations that have a direct and immediate effect on the psyche and motivation of a student and, hence, his performance in academics.

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Ifrah Mirza Rukshanda Jabeen (PhD)

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  • EP ID EP760887
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14996397
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Ifrah Mirza Rukshanda Jabeen (PhD) (2025). Impact of Teacher Expectations on Students’ Behaviour and their Academic Performance. Academy of Education and Social Sciences Review, 5(1), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-760887