Parents may then feel more comfortable joining you in solving the problem. Use good nonverbal communication . Approach the meeting as you would with an important friend or colleague. Even if a student is having serious difficulty in school, there are positives to recognize and strengths to build upon. You will lose a critical ally if your parent hears only negative comments.
Parents deserve good information, and teachers deserve to be supported.
Give each person time to process the information and to understand the situation. Then, begin collaborating on a solution.