It is better for the substitute to run out of time than to run out of material. If possible, a personal note of thanks to the substitute is always appreciated. Many teachers also request that the substitute leave a note if anything unusual occurred or just to update on the happenings of the day. The most successful parent-teacher relationships are established before a problem arises that warrants a call home. How well a teacher has developed interaction with the students' parents through communication will probably affect their degree of support in time of need.
Parents can be the best allies and make the job easier.
Teacher-parent conferences shall occur when students begin to display a consistent pattern of disruptive behavior, or when students demonstrate unacceptable academic achievement through failure to exert sufficient effort. However, many teachers conduct parent conferences to advise parents of their progress when students are doing well. No, it is not permitted to use corporal punishment. As per Board Rule, corporal punishment is prohibited as a means of disciplining students. Each school has procedures that address student discipline.