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5 Lessons I Learned From Dealing with Difficult Parents

As most people who work in the field of education understand, dealing with difficult parents at school can be a tricky subject. There are many different ways teachers need to respond to different situations, and using good judgment is more important than ever. The issues facing students today, with social media, bullying, and many other topics, make the role of educators more important than ever. Sometimes, parents can present challenges for teachers that require tactful measures to…

5 Tips For How to Deal With A Difficult Parent by Charlotte Lim of Colourful Teaching For You. How to maintain your sanity when dealing with parents as a teacher. Parent teacher communication ideas. https://www.colourfulteachingforyou.com/2023/02/how-to-handle-different-behaviour-in-the-classroom

Are you a teacher that has ever had parent teacher communication problems? These 10 classroom management tips will help you manage those hard parent teacher relationships.

Pin It Now! I remember one of my first experiences with a parent who disagreed—strongly—with something I was doing in my class. I was caught off-guard and was unprepared to have the discussion. After stumbling through an essentially one-sided conversation that reduced me emotionally to the size of a stubby pencil, I was left sorting through shattered feelings. I was offended, angry and embarrassed. My pride was crushed. “Don’t they know that I am doing my best for their child?” I also had to…

Responding to parent emails (especially difficult ones) can be very trying. Here are some tips that have worked for me to help make the process easier!

When you consistently enforce classroom management plan for every time a student breaks a rule, your bound to get an occasional complaint from a parent who just doesn't like the idea of their child being held accountable. Here's how to handle it.

Having difficult conversations with parents is challenging for new and veteran teachers alike. I’ve been teaching for 23 years, and those kinds of discussions still are not easy for me. Although it will never be easy to have those conversations, here are 10 things I’ve learned for managing difficult conversations with parents that will help you feel more prepared and confident.