However, if it has a fighting chance of making it to publication, it is essential you find a trustworthy student willing to carry the torch onwards.
Before you leave the school, train and teach another trustworthy student.
These teachers will be viewed as reliable and trustworthy by students, and the creationist ideas they present tend to be commonsense ideas for many people.
Get the class focused on a generic task, and send the most trustworthy-looking student to find a member of staff.
The scores released on Wednesday were the first attempt to establish what the officials considered a more trustworthy measure of students' abilities.
But those who had unknowingly witnessed the cues associated with distrust also rated the robot as less trustworthy, compared with students exposed to only the conversational gestures.
Researchers who have found correlations of similar magnitude concluded that the teacher judgments under consideration were trustworthy measures of students' achievement (see, for example, Feinberg & Shapiro, 2009; Hoge & Coladarci, 1989).
First and foremost, they say, guidance counselors are supposed to do just what their title implies: provide students with trustworthy, objective advice.
Likewise, Raider-Roth (2005) advocates for educators to create "an environment where trust can prevail" (p. 30) and cautions that for students "to develop trustworthy knowledge, they must learn in the context of trustworthy relationships" (p. 18).
Step 3: Conduct Research | Students should find trustworthy sources that address their questions.
