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Dig Deep And Get To Know Me Because I’m Really Worth It

So much of the time, parents feel judged even before they send their children to school, and it is no surprise that students will tell you which teacher they like “the best” even before entering the first day. This leaves teachers struggling to find the individual needs of their students. Other times, teachers find themselves so “busy” that they neglect to look into the students’ lives considering their family dynamics and ethnic differences. On the other hand, teachers make comments that might come across harsh or not caring. If these situations are not resolved, a wedge is quickly formed between parents and teachers. When working relationships are strained, it is very difficult to form an educational partnership. Teachers should consider students and families “first”. The best way to do that is to get to know them on a deeper level “before” teaching even begins.

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This module is designed to show teachers an organized plan how to effectively communicate with all types of students and parents that will last an entire school year. As this is not an easy task, you will learn several ways to start the process of knowing students’ individual differences, both school and home related. By truly getting to know parents, they will feel welcomed and valued to be a part of their child’s education. Parents will see teachers as being kind and compassionate in their jobs. Other strategies are given to build an educational relationship between teachers and students while taking a more productive and active teaching role. Getting to know your students at a deeper level will help teachers to appreciate their differences, as no two students are the same. Respect is something that is earned, not given. So what do you say, take the time to dig deep and start earning students and parents respect!

Key Points:

  • Get to know your students and parents on an individual level
  • Form positive relationships where everyone has a voice
  • Pay attention to the small things, for it will earn you “trust”

Resources:

  • Family Inventory handout
  • Students Strengths / Weaknesses chart
  • Documentation sheet
  • Professional articles to support Best Practice