Chevron Left
Back to Teaching Character and Creating Positive Classrooms

Learner Reviews & Feedback for Teaching Character and Creating Positive Classrooms by Relay Graduate School of Education

4.8
stars
937 ratings

About the Course

Positive psychology meets K-12 pedagogy. This course explores key ideas of positive psychology and shows how great teachers apply those lessons to maximize student engagement and accomplishment. Through lectures, discussions, interviews and footage of great educators in action, you’ll learn how to integrate character-based objectives into your own teaching....

Top reviews

CN

Jun 4, 2020

This is a very comprehensive course and all the sources they use are very concise and educational. I recommend this course to both teachers and parents to strengthen the character of their children.

TJ

Nov 28, 2020

Thank you for a very informative and well-paced course that is able to be to put into use immediately. I highly recommend this for all teachers, coaches and individuals who work with young people.

Filter by:

251 - 275 of 306 Reviews for Teaching Character and Creating Positive Classrooms

By Mercedes A

Nov 2, 2016

Very useful.

By NURUL N B A D

Nov 29, 2020

very useful

By Yuliya A S

Sep 13, 2021

Thank you.

By Kauã A F P N

Apr 13, 2020

Muito Bom!

By José d J C T

Jun 12, 2019

Excellent!

By dumontjm01@infonie.fr

Mar 4, 2016

Excellent!

By JeanMarc D

Feb 12, 2016

Excellent!

By Adriana Z

Nov 19, 2015

I love it!

By Azhagusundari

Apr 1, 2025

Excellent

By Dada O J

Apr 7, 2022

Educative

By Sundus J

Nov 15, 2020

excellent

By Asra M

May 16, 2023

Awesome!

By nguh s n

Nov 18, 2020

Awesome

By Аружан К

Dec 25, 2024

класс

By أمل ع ع ا

May 6, 2023

رائعة

By Dammy S

May 2, 2018

great

By lily.huang

Oct 30, 2016

Good

By Gayathri M

Mar 30, 2025

.

By Vidisha K

Jul 25, 2021

i

By Ellen F

Jul 6, 2020

A very good course. This course started with a review on positive psychology and its relationship to education, focusing on "Growth Mindset", "Grit" , and other character traits related to academic success. It presented some very clear advice for teachers wishing to encourage success by rewarding effort and simple hard work in the classroom. Teaching isn't easy and many students become discouraged. I thought that one of the best things about this course was the idea that even simple changes in the teacher's wording of a response or in his/her facial expressions might impact a student's attitude about success in the classroom. Beyond this, many academic lessons can be combined with relevant character lessons such that students benefit with increased motivation and less fear of failure.

By Kelli S

Oct 8, 2017

There is a technical glitch that shows that you have completed a section of peer reviews even when you haven't. If I hadn't tried to pull up my certificate on the last day, I would have had to switch sessions...for the second time. Unfortunately, there is no recourse for talking to someone directly to fix the glitch. Other than that, it is a fantastic course with easily applicable lessons shared at a great pace with classroom examples. I learned a ton and began immediately applying strategies to my classroom.

By Gary T

May 27, 2021

I really enjoyed this course. Dave and his esteemed guests really opened my eyes to some ideas and methods that previously I wasn't familiar with or if I had a vague idea I certainly wasn't using the knowledge.

I'd thoroughly recommend any teacher to listen to what they have to say, and see what they have achieved. I'm totally confident that you'll find something you want to change in your classroom.

By Theodoros F

Aug 19, 2016

Good course, interesting theory, opens up a new thinking process for planning classes. The dual purpose classes, i.e. content plus the development of some of those characters strengths discussed in the course will certainly be much more problematic than presented; also the evaluation of character strengths will certainly be problematic for some time to come, but the course is till worth taking.

By Yvonne R

Jun 7, 2023

The only reason it is not a 5 is that no qualified professionals oversee your work and it is a non-credited course. You are made aware of these points - if the above were part of the course, it definitely would get a 5. The principles taught are excellent and well explained. Very much worthwhile doing for your own personal development needs.

By Tereza F

May 12, 2020

I didn't know what to expect, and I was pleasantly surprised. I would wish for a bit more practical/concrete hints on creating the dual purpose lessons in other subjects than reading, but that's something I can probably think about by myself.

I really learned a lot about myself and the way I can teach in the class.