Sunday, September 14, 2014

Back to School Night

It's that time again: Back to School Night. Our school is following the "no schedule" rule, so that after a brief overview in the "cafetorium", the parents can wander the halls and pop in on various teachers at their convenience as opposed to rushing from class to class and being talked to for about 5 minutes before they zip off to another class.

Because it's not always possible to talk with every parent for as long as they would like, I have made up a half-sheet hand out that sums up why the courses their kids take from me may be useful or interesting. I didn't list everything, obviously, but just enough for "dinner party" conversation.

I'll also have some projects laying around and our notebook of things learned so far (or maybe last year's notebooks).




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  1. Albert Powell5:55 AM

    This was such a wonderful read about the importance of Back to School Night and how it helps parents connect with teachers and understand the learning environment better. It’s a great way to build communication and support for students. I sometimes wonder how students manage everything, and in the middle of their busy schedules, they often think, “Who will do my assignment on time?” Support systems, guidance, and such events truly make the academic journey smoother and more meaningful.

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