Find out how the teacher likes to get and give information, especially if you need frequent reports. Show a desire to work the teacher s way, if possible. Let the teacher know your needs as a parent. Don t be afraid to send information from your doctor or from magazines about your child s special needs. Little notes show respect that encourages me to read and use the information.
Reminders are important.
During crowded days, teachers can forget little things that make a big difference for some children. Teachers want to help, but it is so hard to remember at times. Looking Forward to Seeing You Even though we all knew that Mrs. Jenkins tried to make things better for our school and her family, her approach failed. Her constant advice drove staff away. Unrealistic expectations and lack of trust made her hard to work with and made us find something to do when she came around.