I consider the relationship between teacher and student to be one of the most important pillars in the education process. When a student comes to his or her classroom or "non-class" teacher, he tells him, "I have a problem, I trust you, can you help me?" It doesn't matter if it's one student, two students, or a whole group. At the beginning of the Czech language lesson, two young ladies came to see their lady class teacher, that they didn't want to go to the mountains with BÃ©Äek, that they wanted to go with CÃ©Äek.
When a student comes to his or her classroom or "non-class" teacher, he tells him, "I have a problem, I trust you, can you help me?" It doesn't matter if it's one student, two students, or a whole group.