Talking with Teachers
Hello everyone! This is Kristen from Expert Tutoring Near Me again. Today’s article is all about fostering open communication with your student’s teachers. Let’s start off by saying that in our experience here at Expert Tutoring, teachers generally do like to have some sort of communication with parents However, they tend to not love to be in constant communication with every parent, as they already have enough to handle with limited time and limited resources. That being said, we encourage our parents to meet their children’s teachers and to be honest with them about any issues that you perceive might be challenging for them as well as for your student. For example, if you know that your student is chronically shy and will be hesitant to ask questions for help learning something new, if you know about any learning disorders or attention disorders, or if you are not bilingual yourself so English is not your child’s first language, etc. By having an open and honest conversation right from the beginning with your child’s teacher, you will be setting your child up for greater academic success! Teachers are often overloaded and overworked, and they might not get the chance to really get to know your student and anything they might be struggling with. For example, if a teacher isn’t aware that the student only speaks in a different language at home, then they might not realize that the student needs some extra support with grammar and vocabulary, or some extra time to read.
That is where Expert Tutoring Near Me comes in handy! We work personally with each of our student clients to fill in the gaps in their ongoing education to give them the support that they need in addition to their teachers. We will spot where our clients need a boost up and help them to master materials and subjects for their total academic success, guaranteed.
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