#parent-teacher-communication

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fromwww.newyorkfamily.com
4 days ago

Here's how you can talk to you kid's teacher without being THAT parent amNewYork

While I understand the importance of advocating for your child, there is a time and a place for it. I never forgot that parent and always wondered if her incessant demands of the teacher worked out negatively for her child. To be honest, after witnessing her daily display of entitlement, I never wanted to approach a teacher at dismissal again. I stuck to emails, mostly.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

As a middle school teacher, I often called parents to share good things about their kids. It built trust with families.

When I was a middle school teacher, I thought the school principal was being unrealistic when he strongly encouraged all of his teachers to spend the month of September and the first weeks of October making short phone calls to their students' homes. "Catch your students doing something good, I don't care what it is, and call their parents and guardians to tell them about it," he said. And no, shooting off a quick email does not count, he also said.
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fromSlate Magazine
3 months ago

I'm a Teacher. Almost All Parents Do the Same Infuriating Thing at Parent-Teacher Conferences.

Initiate communication early, provide concrete examples and actionable suggestions, and frame interactions as collaborative to reduce parental defensiveness and improve student support.
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fromTODAY.com
7 months ago

Teachers are sharing the most 'unhinged' emails they have received from parents

Educators face bizarre and unhinged emails from parents, reflecting a range of unrealistic expectations and miscommunication.
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