Title: Establishing Classroom Expectations is Important for better Outcomes - The Knowledge Review
Headings: Establishing Classroom Expectations is Important for better Outcomes
Establishing Classroom Expectations is Important for better Outcomes
Setting Student Expectations
Understanding the Scenario
Expectations vary with Age Group
Setting Parent Expectations
Leading by Example
Working as a Team

Content: Not doing so, may eventually lead to parent-teacher conflicts. Many parents aren’t much experienced about relinquishing authority over their children. Learning about parental behavior parameters will help them to assess their new role as their child is now studying in school. For example, teachers should give prior information to parents when the report cards will come out and when they will be sent home. This will stop the parents from constantly asking the teachers about the status of report cards. Sometimes we can see that parents are less involved with their ward’s education. This may lead to the student’s poor performance in studies. A parent’s involvement is crucial for a child’s educational development. If teachers set expectations for the parents, then they will up their game and participate fully to ensure that their ward works hard and comes out with flying colors in curricular and extra-curricular activities. Research has found that students, whose parents actively participate in their academics, are likely to excel in studies, develop healthy social skills, and attend classes regularly.