Primary Schoolers Talking To Teachers

	Primary Schoolers Talking To Teachers
	Primary Schoolers Talking To Teachers Some parents find it really hard to talk to their child's teacher. Teachers may use words which some parents find hard to understand. If you are not sure ask the teacher what they mean - to explain more clearly. It can be difficult when you are talking about your child: try and prepare for the meeting write down questions and take them with you be sure you and the teacher know why you are meeting make sure the meeting is at a good time for both of you. During the meeting: take notes write the date on the top of the paper stay positive - remember you are trying to work together tell the teacher what you understand has been said ask them to explain anything you don't understand work on solutions rather than just talking about problems look at samples of your child's work listen as the teacher explains what your child can do. It will help you and your child if: you get to know the teacher have frequent chats about your child's progress go to school meetings join in the morning and afternoon teas, breakfasts or suppers when you can do things to help the teacher in the classroom when you can help out with trips.
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