influenced the perception of accuracy. Experience
increased through the series of events that have ever
been encountered. When the teacher faced his various
students, he would group them into certain concepts
that are intelligent, ignorant, ugly, industrious, and
lazy. The use of this stimulation simplified the
stimulation that was received. The success of
interpersonal communication depended on self-
concept (positive or negative). The knowledge of
one’s self would improve communication and at the
same time, communicating with others increased the
knowledge of one's self.
Education at School was not limited to formal
time but also informally. Education at School also
included intercommunication between students with
another student and student with teacher including
head master outside the classroom or it was not in the
interaction of teaching and learning activities. At this
time it opened the opportunity for teachers to create
an educational association for students. For that
matter the interpersonal communication of teachers
with students as a means of knowledge transfer was
very important. Even it was very big role in
determining the success of education concerned. It
was often said that the high level of an education
quality achievement was also influenced by
communication factors among teachers and students
such as interpersonal communication. Associated
with the learning process at schools, interpersonal
communication among teachers and students is
effective if the message that is delivered by teachers
could be accepted and understood, and also it
generated positive feedback for students. With the
positive interaction between student and teacher
through good interpersonal communication could
solve various differences so that students' learning
achievement would increase through the spirit of
learning because they were motivated by the teacher.
Research that was conducted by Karina in 2012
showed that there was influence of learning interest
and interpersonal communication of teacher-student
to learning motivation of Sharia Banking student in
class X IPS SMA N I Sanden in academic year
2011/2012. Good interpersonal communication
between teacher-student and interest in learning
influences with student's learning motivation. In the
research mentioned was explaining that good
interpersonal communication between teacher-
student and interest in learning was a factor that could
grow student's learning motivation that could
improve student’s learning outcomes. It was also
showed the results of research from Ridwan
Maulanaa *,Marie-Christine Opdenakker a , Perry
den Brokb and Roel Boskera by titles Teacher–
student interpersonal relationships in Indonesia:
profiles and importance to student motivation Ridwan
Maulanaa *, Marie-Christine Opdenakker a , Perry
den Brokb and Roel Boskera a Groningen Institute for
Educational Sciences (GION), University of
Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands; b
Eindhoven School of Education, Eindhoven
University of Technology, Eindhoven, The
Netherlands (Received 9 February 2010; final version
received 1 September 2010) This research was
designed to investigate the distribution o¬n
interpersonal profiles based on student and teacher’s
perceptions and to examine the association between
student’s perception of teacher interpersonal behavior
and learning motivation in Indonesia. Participants
were 1900 secondary school students (grades 7 to 9)
across 66 (Mathematics and EFL) classes from 11
public schools in Indonesia. The results showed that
a variety of¬ interpersonal profiles could be
distinguished, that teachers perceive themselves more
favorably than their students do, and that student’s
perception of teacher interpersonal behavior and their
learning motivation were associated. Influence and
Proximity were found to be important determinants of
student’s motivation; both dimensions were related to
a more autonomous motivation, while Influence was
also associated with a more controlled motivation.
Contrary to the existing knowledge base, this research
revealed that the relationship between teacher’s
interpersonal behavior and student’s learning
motivation was more strongly connected to Influence
than to Proximity. Keywords: interpersonal behavior;
student and teacher’s perceptions; secondary
education; student’s motivation Rationale For the last
three decades, scholars in the domain of earning
environment research have shown a considerable
interest in conceptualizing, measuring and examining
perceptions of psychosocial characteristics of the
learning environment in terms of teacher–student’s
interpersonal relationships (e.g., Fraser, 1998; Fraser
& Walberg, 1991; Wubbels & Brekelmans, 1998). A
number of studies have revealed the importance of
teacher–student’s relationships for student’s
outcomes (e.g., den Brok, Brekelmans, & Wubbels,
2004; Henderson, Fisher, & Fraser, 2000). Studies
have shown that teacher–student interpersonal
relationships have eects on both teachers and
students. Teachers who were experiencing healthy
interpersonal relationships with their students were
argued to experience better satisfaction with their job
and with preventing of burnout (Ben-Chaim & Zoller,
2001). Similarly, students’ perceptions of teacher
interpersonal behavior are strongly associated with
their motivation and achievement in all subjects (den
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