The teacher sent the children's Yuan party and photos to the group. How should parents praise the teacher and children, and what should they say?

1. First of all, I would like to praise the teachers for their hard work in organizing activities and their great intention in sharing photos of children’s activities. Secondly, the performing children are very lively, rich in talents, and their performances are cute.

2. Thank you to the teacher for planning this party despite his busy schedule so that the children can stand on the stage beautifully and handsomely. I believe that the teacher has put in a lot of effort to see that our children can stand on the stage. It was really fun to perform on the stage. Thank you for your hard work, teacher.

3. Thank you to the teachers for their love and care for the children. The children need care and assistance for their growth. My gratitude to the teachers cannot be expressed in words, but I will keep it in my heart! I wish the teacher all the best, success in work and good health! Children will be proud of their education tomorrow! I believe this must be the best party.

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Communication skills between parents and teachers:

1. Avoid becoming the type of parent that teachers hate

Dealing with people, It's best if you can please others. If you can't please others, at least you can't hate them. The same goes for communicating with teachers. Parents should remember that before communicating with teachers, they must avoid becoming the type of parent that teachers hate.

1. What teachers don’t like parents to say the most is - I have left the child to you, so you should talk about it and scold it, but we have left it to you.

2. The parents that teachers dislike the most are those who just talk all by themselves without letting the teacher interrupt, or make the teacher feel that the parents seem to have devoted themselves wholeheartedly, and all the bad things are ignored. Leave it to the teacher, parents have no responsibility at all.

3. Teachers don’t like to hear parents say directly or in disguise that “the responsibility lies entirely with the teacher and the school.” This means that the teacher did not educate the child well and the school did not do it well.

4. Teachers dislike parents who are eager for quick results - those who overemphasize fractions and nouns. Score is the standard for measuring a child, but the same 60 points has completely different meanings. Some 60 points may mean that they have just passed, and some 60 points may be a very high score for students, because The difficulty of the questions is different, and the foundation of the students is different, but some parents are anxious when they see the scores, do not analyze calmly, and anxiously find the teacher. Such parents will make teachers feel depressed and annoying.

2. Before communicating with the teacher, communicate well with the child first

Before communicating with the teacher, generally have a good communication with the child first and understand a lot of information, and then talk to the teacher Communicate, so that you can have a targeted and individual communication with the teacher on a certain issue. For example, if the teacher talked about a topic that the child is very interested in today, you can use this as an entry point to talk to the teacher.

3. Children’s habit problems must be solved in collaboration with teachers

In fact, in terms of habit development, teachers and schools only bear 20% of the education and teaching tasks, not 100 %, more things are needed from parents, and a lot of things are needed from parents, especially in the lower grades. Teachers need parents to do a lot of auxiliary training of behavioral norms.