
Parent-Teacher Interviews
11/21/19 • 31 min
It’s time once again for the annual Parent-Teacher interview and knowing how to
optimize this time with your child’s classroom teacher is paramount. In today’s
podcast, Jamie and Carol provide parents with tips to best utilize their interview
time and make suggestions about the types of questions parents could ask to gain
a comprehensive understanding of their child’s academic journey.
It’s time once again for the annual Parent-Teacher interview and knowing how to
optimize this time with your child’s classroom teacher is paramount. In today’s
podcast, Jamie and Carol provide parents with tips to best utilize their interview
time and make suggestions about the types of questions parents could ask to gain
a comprehensive understanding of their child’s academic journey.
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