Title: Problems for Teachers That Hinder Their Effectiveness
Headings: Problems for Teachers That Limit Their Overall Effectiveness
Problems for Teachers That Limit Their Overall Effectiveness
Balancing a Wide Range of Student Needs
Lack of Parental Support
Lack of Proper Funding
Overemphasis on Standardized Testing
Poor Public Perception
Educational Trends

Content: Ideally, a partnership exists between school and home, with both working in tandem to provide the best learning experience for students. However, when parents don't follow through with their responsibilities, it can often have a negative impact on the class. Research has proven that children whose parents make education a high priority and stay consistently involved may be more successful academically. Ensuring that students eat well, get enough sleep, study, complete their homework, and are prepared for the school day are just a few of the basic of the things that parents are expected to do for their children. While many of the best teachers go above and beyond to make up for a lack of parental support, a total team effort from the teachers, parents, and students is the ideal approach. Parents are the most powerful and consistent link between children and school since they are there throughout the child’s life while the teachers will change annually. When a child knows that education is essential and important, it makes a difference. Parents can also work to communicate effectively with the teacher and ensure that their child is successfully completing assignments. However, not every family has the ability to provide the necessary supervision and partnership, and some children are left to figure things out on their own. When faced with poverty, a lack a supervision, stressful and unstable home lives, and even parents who aren't present, students have to overcome numerous hurdles to even make it school, never mind succeed.