Best strategies for teachers to use in working with parents of preschoolers 7 Articles

by Matt Lipford

When I started my career in teaching, no schooling could have prepared me for the inevitable and often heated parental situations that would arise. Most parents had very high expectations from their child's teacher, and fo...read more

by Vicki Phipps

Dedicated to the class of 1982 When I finally received my degree in education, all I thought about were three and four year old children. Since I had two of my own at home, I suppose you could say that I was even obses...read more

by Anne Davey

Sending your little bundle of joy off to preschool for the first time is a daunting experience for a parent. In some ways the child is probably having more fun than Mum or Dad! They've been responsible for his or her safet...read more

by Masimba Mukichi

First learning processes of the preschoolers starts from their parents at home.When these children come to preschool they are not "blank slates". They would have mastered some basic survival skills from their parents, such...read more

by Bobby Coles

Remaining positive and focusing on the strengths of the child is a strategy that can be used for a teacher working with parents to achieve optimum results. A parent so rarely hears anything other than negative things from...read more

by Donna Wesson

When working with parents of preschoolers, you want to be reassuring to the parents of how successful their child will be in the classroom. You want your room to be warm and inviting. Establish an friendly welcoming deme...read more

by Melissa Moore

Unfortunately, education is not provided on how best to deal with parents of preschoolers. Parents are concerned about their child's progress, and your relationship and attitude toward the parents undoubtedly becomes the f...read more