I have a parent's evening coming up this week (primary) and we have a 10 min appointment with the teacher. Any tips for getting the most out of the time? We have already been asked to email 3 main areas of interest/concern, but mine have been very broad as I don't have any major concerns.
I would like to let the teacher have some time just to give her take on how things are progressing, but is this the right approach? I don't want to make her feel I'm putting her on the spot, but I want to really hear from her rather than waffling on myself. After all, she's the one in the class room each day and all I see is the homework and what small snippets DS tells me.
If you're a teacher, what do you feel works best?
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How to get the best from parent's evening
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Tailtwister · 04/11/2013 09:39
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