
If you feel like you are not getting along with your child's teacher or your child is having a hard time in their class, the frustration can feel endless.
- Communication is key: If you or your child is feel frustrated, you are allowed to reach out and express this. Sometimes a teacher doesn't realize their approach is causing a problem. Download these free email templates to start the conversation.
- Teamwork: You are working on a team with your child's teacher. Check your mindset: if it feels like teacher vs parent it's time to find a way to reframe your relationship.
- Get support: If you're meeting with their teacher, you are typically welcome to bring someone with you. Choose your partner, family member, or close friend that can help you feel confident and listen from a neutral point of view.
Can my child change teachers? Should I contact the principal? Those answers and more in this video:
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