5 Things Teachers Want You to Know About The School Year

Hey! We love that you're interested in this, but just a heads up, it's for Southwest Florida.

Teacher

It’s that time of year again when you send your child off to school, except if you enrolled your kid to an Online Elementary School. Maybe it’s your first time watching your child get on that school bus, or maybe it’s senior year already and this is the last “first day of school”  you and your child will ever have! Either way, here are 5
things teachers want you to know in order to have a successful year!

1.) We are just as nervous for the first day of school as you and your child.

  • We love what we do, but that doesn’t mean we don’t get nervous too. With a roomful of new students, the first day is always a little daunting. We understand!Teacher2

2.)  Pray with your children on the way to school in the car.

  • If yours takes the bus, pray with your child before they leave for the day. This is a great way to grow closer to God with your family.

3.) We want what is best for your child.

  • We want your child to grow and do well in school, but please know we are human too. It’s not always easy managing a roomful of kids, and sometimes we can get tired. We wish this wasn’t the case, but it is. So please be patient with us, and we will be patient with you, because we both want what is best for your child.

4.) Don’t be on your cell phone when you pick up your kids.

  • We know you’re busy, but when you pick up your kids from school put down your cell phone and ask your child how their day was. On your way home, take the time to find out how your child is doing. Don’t just ask yes or no questions, but ask questions that will get your child to open up and tell you about their day. This is a great time to grow closer  and connect with your child.Cellphones

5.) Be involved!

Whether that’s helping with homework, attending soccer games, or helping out with the spring play, be a part of your child’s education.

 

 

 

Related Topics:

, ,
Back to all posts

blog comments powered by Disqus