What Are Some Questions Teachers Should Ask Parents?
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What do you see as your child's greatest strengths or skills? ...
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What do you see as your child's biggest area for improvement? ...
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How would you describe your parenting style? ...
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What is the best way to communicate with you? ...
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How would you describe your child's personality?
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Total voters: 2
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Comments (2)
DPS Bopal2
A top CBSE school in Ahmedabad
Teachers should ask parents about their child’s learning preferences, strengths, and areas needing support to create a personalized approach. Questions like 'What motivates your child to learn?' or 'Are there any challenges they face at home that may impact their studies?' can foster better collaboration. At DPS Bopal, we emphasize strong parent-teacher communication to ensure holistic student development. Learn more at dpsbopal-ahd.edu.in.
Taylor Reed6
Experienced Education Mentor
To design learning activities that will be meaningful for the child, teachers need to talk to parents to know the student's strengths, areas of interest, and learning/academic profile. Such questions reveal problems in performing tasks, behavior, and social competencies and accordingly identify support needs. Interview about home practice, communication, and family expectations regarding child education.