Parent teacher conferences

100 Positive Student Comments to Utilize with Parents (Jan. 23, 2012) Recommended by Jen J., a third grade teacher in Michigan. Attitude The student: is an enthusiastic learner who seems to enjoy&n…

Make your parent-teacher conferences count! Tips for how to share information about student progress and behavior clearly, how to engage parents in planning for their child's success, and how to get the parent support you need! #parentteacherconference #parentteacherconferences #parentconferences #teachertrap

I'm not gonna sugar coat it. I have to be 100% honest. Here goes...I hated doing parent-teacher conferences. Yup. I used the H word. #sorrynotsorryIt really has nothing to do with my kiddos or even the parents. It's just that I already have a million things to do. I am barely staying afloat. Having 25

It's getting to be that time of year again. Parent-Teacher Conferences (PTCs). I have to say that I love PTCs. Working at the school that I did, it might be the only time I ever saw and actually communicated with the parents of certain students. Yes it meant long days at the school and trying to find a nice way to say "YOU WANT TO SEE PROGRESS?!? TRY WORKING WITH YOUR CHILD AT HOME!!!", but it also meant that parents and I were coming together to try and help their child become better.

Conference time is coming, and the scramble begins to find forms that work for your classroom. Parent communication isn’t one size fits all and the handouts and forms you need aren’t either. In this post, you find parent-teacher conference forms and handouts that enable you to customize your conference notes, agendas, progress reports, and more to fit the unique needs of your classroom.

Organizing and preparing for parent teacher conferences can help your conferences run smoothly while also being productive.

It’s conference week for us, so things are busy around here! Report cards are being printed, schedules are being finalized,...

As an educator, it’s an absolute must to meet with your students’ parents throughout the school year. A positive parent-teacher relationship will only guarantee a successful year for students and that’s what we all want the most. Have you thought about how you hold your parent conference? Do you do all the talking behind your

Participating in Parent Teacher Conferences can be a stressful part of being a teacher. You want what is best for your students. Sharing areas of strength and other positives is the easy part. Presenting concerns can be uncomfortable for both you and parents. I am approaching my twelfth year of parent teacher conferences. There are times that I am nervous, but by now I have a routine and things that I do to every year that help to make them successful. Prior to Conferences Send out your…

Here are 7 Parent Teacher Conference Tips and Tricks for primary teachers, along with a few FREEBIES to help you get started!