Can parents send text messages to teachers?

You don't have to give a specific address, just go back to which street you live.

You can call directly or ask in person. "Teacher, are you free on XX?" "Well, my mother said that my grades have improved recently, which is inseparable from your teaching. She wanted to thank you in person. Is that all right? "

Ask the phone number of the teacher's home first, and then say, "Teacher, a good friend of mine said his home is near your home, but I forgot the address. I have something urgent to find him, but he doesn't have a phone number. Can you tell me your home address so that I can continue to look for him there? " "

Communication skills between parents and teachers

Contact actively and often. A good parent should contact the teacher actively and often. Communicate in the contact book at least once a week, and communicate with the teacher by phone or face to face once or twice a month.

Good parents will take the initiative to report their children's situation at home to the teacher, and will also regularly ask the teacher about their children's situation at school. This is not only beneficial to teaching, but also that parents are so concerned about their children that teachers will be moved and children will be wary and afraid to act rashly.