Parent teacher communication

It's getting to be that time of year again. Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTCs). I have to say that I love PTCs. Working at the school that I did, it might be the only time I ever saw and actually communicated with the parents of certain students. Yes it meant long days at the school and trying to find a nice way to say "YOU WANT TO SEE PROGRESS?!? TRY WORKING WITH YOUR CHILD AT HOME!!!", but it also meant that parents and I were coming together to try and help their child become better.

3 easy ways to improve communicating with parents. Developing lasting, positive relationships with parents and families is critical to student success but this can be overwhelming for teachers. These simple, easy-to-implement steps will help teachers to improve parent communication and build positive relationships with students and their families.

How do you build relationships with your parents/teachers? In this post, ideas are shared to help you and your teammates better involve parents in your instructional program. Download this free poster and parent brochure using a link provided in the blog post.

Parent involvement in the classroom directly impacts student achievement. Use these tips from a teacher mom to improve parent communication and maximize the positive impact it has on your students!

Are you an elementary teacher looking for ideas for parent teacher conferences? Check out these 8 tips that includes a FREE printable conference form.

Is it about that time for you? Time to get ready for those parent-teacher conferences? Luckily, I had mine about two weeks ago. I have the same system I follow each year to prep for conferences and it

Parent Teacher Conferences Forms & Other Materials You need! Whether you’ve taught for 1 year or 20 years, parent teacher conferences can be super stressful! Keep reading to make the experience a little more enjoyable this year. I’ll work through a timeline with you and provide you with the forms, notes, and other materials you’ll need to get you going! You likely have a day

Do you ever wonder how your students' parents see you? Do they think you're a good teacher? Are they happy with the progress their child is making? Do they wish you would communicate more? Do they complain every night about the homework you send? I know many of us only see a parent once a year....at conferences or the annual IEP meeting....and sometimes not even then. Well this year my district is implementing the new teacher evaluation system using the Nevada Educator Performance Framework…

Building parent relationships is hard! Find out how to establish parent teacher communication that will help you build a positive relationship with parents.

Parent-Teacher communication does not have to be hard or time consuming. These tips will show you just how easy and important it is.