Asking about your child’s day is a meaningful way to gain an understanding of their feelings towards school, academically and socially. As children move into the higher grades, you’ll get less communication from the teachers, so engaging in conversation about school is particularly important.
Teachers on Call shares tips to Keep Kids Learning Over the Winter Break
The holiday season is a well deserved break for students after a busy four months of school. But it is also a good time to begin to prepare for the new year.
The search is on for gifts to express appreciation for your child’s teacher and the important work they do. Supplies are one thing that’s always welcome – they’re practical and useful gifts that can save a teacher money and provide a lot of fun for the class. If you want to give teacher more of a “treat” that they get to enjoy for themselves, we can help you with that, too!
November is famous (or infamous) both for the first report card or progress report of the school year and parent teacher conferences. You've seen the report card and (may have) met the teacher, now what?
Teachers on Call shares tips to prepare for parent-teacher interviews.
Teachers on Call has partnered with Staples for a contest in honour of Teacher Appreciation Day on October 5.
After the first couple of days and weeks of school, the excitement of back-to-school fades away and homework and studying begin. This is especially the case for middle and high school students who receive increased homework and learn about their first tests and due dates approaching.
Teachers on Call shares 5 tips for parents to help with homework support
Kids develop at their own time, so take a deep breath and try to assess the situation. Ask yourself, Does my child just need a little more time? Or is my child struggling with learning to read?
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