Simply meeting the person with whom your child will spend over 180 days this year can be unnerving enough to cause you to sit passively at your child's desk. Keep in mind, however, that how you pose your questions can make a difference. Questions need not be challenges. They can be invitations. Your study of land forms sounds fascinating.
Most teachers are passionate about the subjects they teach.
Encourage your child's teacher to expound on what excites him most. If you still don't think you can raise questions in public, try sending a note with your child earlier in the week. You fill in the blank. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for personal medical attention, diagnosis or hands-on treatment. If you are concerned about your health or that of a child's, please consult your family's health care provider immediately and do not wait for a response from our professionals.