Three ways to share your high expectations with your child's teacher
It's important for parents to tell teachers about their high expectations for their child. Telling a teacher about high expectations raises the teacher's expectations of the student and helps the teacher understand what to do to help the student progress in class. This in turn will cause the child to work harder to meet the parents' and teacher's high expectations. This video shows how parents can communicate their high expectations to the teacher. It is most appropriate for parents of kids in third grade, fourth grade, and fifth grade.
How to prepare for a parent-teacher conference
Meeting with a teacher can be a tense time for a parent, but parent-teacher conferences are an important way for parents to learn about what's going on in the classroom. This video offers parents easy ways to improve communication and make sure the meeting is worthwhile. The video is most appropriate for parents of children in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade.
Gifts that teachers really want
Show your appreciation with a thoughtful gift your child's teacher can really use.
Graduating from kindergarten?!
While she starts the day skeptical, one mom ends the day grateful for both the ritual and the educators who thought it through.
Primer for being a parent who makes things happen
If you'd like to get involved in improving education but aren't sure where to start, you've come to the right place.
Help! My daughter is an unmotivated student
撸友看片 expert Annie Fox helps a frustrated father figure out how to talk to his daughter 鈥斅爓ho seems totally unmotivated to do her school work.
Teacher appreciation certificate
Show your favorite teacher some love with this free, downloadable certificate.
Middle and high school parent-teacher conferences
Your meeting with a teacher can forge a partnership that helps your child make the transition from middle school and high school to adulthood.
Understanding report cards
Report card time again? These tips will help you figure out what to do about grades before and after that fateful slip of paper comes home.
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