If Parents and Teachers work together, will this benefit Students?
My opinion on this question is... of course it will! Majority of students spend their time in school and at home. Teachers and Parents working together will help students by having support at both locations; school and home. It is the teachers responsibility to teach and help their students at their school's location; however, students are not the teachers responsibility at the student's home location. It is the parents or guardian responsibility to guide their children to learn at home. Having the parents and teachers working together with getting involve, will keep the students interested in what they are doing.
No matter what subject that is going on in the classroom, parents should be involve with their children studies. Some parents worry about "oh no, calculus! I can't help you with that". Because the subject is something that the parents don't know, does not mean they can't help. I do understand it is sometimes hard for some parents. For instance, some parents do not speak English. And sometimes parents have to work all the time to pay bills. Parents can seek out different sources; is if it is another literature of the subject or an experience person in that field of study.
No matter what subject that is going on in the classroom, parents should be involve with their children studies. Some parents worry about "oh no, calculus! I can't help you with that". Because the subject is something that the parents don't know, does not mean they can't help. I do understand it is sometimes hard for some parents. For instance, some parents do not speak English. And sometimes parents have to work all the time to pay bills. Parents can seek out different sources; is if it is another literature of the subject or an experience person in that field of study.
-Kristina
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Teachers may not want the extra load of having to deal with parents, and vice versa. I think it would be great to have the two groups meet more often and discuss the childes education, but with work and other obligations it is almost impossible.
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