Working Cooperatively With Teachers: A Parent Guide
April 20th, 2011
Working cooperatively with teachers: A parent guide to be the mediator and communicator between student and educator.
The parent understands the personality of his or her child better than anyone else does. This is why communication between the teacher and parent is not only vital but also mandatory to bring out the best potential of the child. Many teachers are so concerned that when they attempt to reach out to the busy parent that their calls Read the rest of this entry »
Working With Parents: A Guide For Teachers
April 5th, 2011
Building a strong, supportive relationship between teachers and parents takes some effort, but it’s time well spent. Here’s some ideas:
-Ask for their insight- Parents know their children better than anyone, and it’s worth your time to tap into this valuable resource. At the beginning of the year, send out a brief survey asking about the child’s interests, preferred ways to learn, and favorite hobbies. You can capitalize on the info when designing instruction.
-Stay in touch- As a Read the rest of this entry »