What should the teacher say in a clever reply to the parents?

You can reply as follows:

1. You are too polite. This is my duty.

2. You're welcome, this is my job.

3. It is my responsibility if you entrust me with your child's growth and future.

4. You're welcome, and I'd also like to thank you for your understanding of our work.

5. It is my responsibility to educate children, and thank you very much for your cooperation in my work!

6. You’re welcome, kids are great!

7. You are too polite. As a teacher, this is my responsibility.

Notes on communication between teachers and parents:

1. Respecting parents is a prerequisite

The communication between parents and teachers is an equal communication, and there is no distinction between high and low. , especially when dealing with parents of naughty children, they must communicate carefully, look for the reasons from the teachers themselves, analyze the crux of the problem from a fair and equitable perspective, and discuss with parents solutions to the problem.

2. Knowing how to listen is a means

When communicating with parents, you must know how to listen. You cannot regard yourself as an "educational authority" and blindly tell what you think is the truth. This kind of communication is only one-sided, which is not conducive for teachers to master more information. It is even possible that they may have made mistakes themselves, but they cannot find them because the authorities are obsessed with them. At this time, only by knowing how to listen can we discover more and analyze more comprehensively. Problem, solve problem.

3. Telephone communication is the way

For more acute problems, using telephone communication is a more rational measure, such as a teacher who beats a student because he was emotional at work. In this case, you can use telephone communication to explain the reasons to the parents, admit the mistakes, and seek forgiveness from the parents to avoid direct conflicts with the parents.