Title: 3 Strategies to Involve Parents in Children's Education - Blog
Headings: 3 Strategies to Involve Parents in Children's Education
3 Strategies to Involve Parents in Children's Education
Positive Study Environments
Help parents find a balance that works for their child.
Set up clear homework policies.
Suggest enrichment activities.
Early & Frequent Communication
Start by introducing yourself at the beginning of the school year.
Talk with parents, not at them.
Ask families about their communication preferences.
Start a blog.
Record videos.
School Activities
Encourage volunteering.
Include them in decision-making.
Get to know them better.
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Content: Ask families to participate in bake sales, lemonade stands, or car washes to raise funds for school supplies. It’ll provide an opportunity for them to spend time with you, ask questions, and see you in your element. Another good idea is to invite parents to talk about their careers and skills. This will enable them to connect with their child’s classmates and to become an active participant in the classroom. Include them in decision-making. Empower parents by creating a parent-teacher group. This will promote open communication and understanding between parents and school staff. Ask the group for their feedback about classroom activities, school programs, field trips, and events. Get to know them better. Organize parents-teacher workshops where you can discuss homework, tests, and study skills.