Hello
I have just qualified as a primary teacher and will be teaching year 4 in September.
I'm really keen to get on well with parents and I think it's really important. I'm 21 so am very aware that some might worry that I'm inexperienced. I do have a proper teaching qualification though and have worked as a nanny, so am used to talking to parents.
I was just wondering if anyone can give me any advice. Is there anything that you would really appreciate from your child's new teacher?
I'll aim to go outside with the children at the end of each day, for the first week at least, so that parents can see who I am. Is there anything else that parents want to know at the beginning of the year? (expectations for homework and that type of thing?)
Thanks in advance for your help
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Daisie · 08/07/2009 20:20
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