Caregiving
Teacher Communication (Kids)
Definition
Every teacher and child is different, so this cardholder’s responsibility could be as minimal as showing up to the parent-teacher conference once or twice a year. Or your communication may involve a weekly email exchange or speaking daily and face-to-face to discuss homework and your child’s unique learning needs. As the CPEer, it’s up to you to proactively keep tabs on your kiddos in their school environment to identify potential challenges and work with their teachers to help them thrive.
Conception
You need to communicate with teachers
Planning
- Receiving and reading teacher emails
- Scheduling parent-teacher conferences
Execution
- Notifying child of important issues
- Monitoring academic progress, behavior, socialization and school absences
- Attending parent-teacher conferences
- Executing teacher recommendations/items to work on with child
- Communicating plan to Homework and/or Tutoring and Coaching card holder
Minimum Standard of Care
Are you communicating consistently enough to troubleshoot and be proactive in identifying potential challenges?