Parent teacher communication Parent teacher communication One of the most formidable aspects of going back to school, for parents and children, is meeting your child's new teacher. Some parents are lucky enough to know the teacher through older children. Most often though, parents know the teacher only by reputation or not at all. A large part of a child's success in school depends on how involved a parent or guardian is in the education process. To understand where a child is in their classroom, a parent needs to develop a communication flow with the child's teacher.
Teachers tend to be more committed to children with parental support.
How To Establish A Good Working Relationship With Your Child's Teacher 1. Be involved in your child's homework and projects - most teachers establish a homework routine for their students to follow. Learn this routine and follow up to ensure your child's timely completion of all assignments. If your schedule is flexible enough to allow you to participate in your child's class on a regular basis, do so. This is the all around best way to establish a good working relationship with the teacher.