Prepare topics for a parent-teacher conference: Parent-Teacher Conference Form
What is a Parent-Teacher Conference Form?
Sample Parent-Teacher Conference Form
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| Student name: | Date: |
Faculty/teacher providing evaluation:
Reason for conference:
Current grades
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Strengths:
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Areas in need of improvement:
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Parent-Teacher Conference Form FAQs
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What topics should teachers address at a parent-teacher conference?
Topics addressed at a parent-teacher conference should center around the theme of reviewing the academic performance and social behavior of the student. A few examples of recommended questions to cover include:
What are the child's strengths and challenges?
Is the child performing on grade level?
How does the school support the child's social development?
What can parents do at home to support what you are doing in the classroom?
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How do I get a Parent-Teacher Conference Form?
It's easy to make a customized Parent-Teacher Conference Form with Rocket Lawyer. All you need to do is complete a series of short questions, and you're done! Questions you can expect to answer are:
What is the reason for the conference?
What strengths does the student possess?
What areas can the student improve upon?
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What do I include in a Parent-Teacher Conference Form?
The level of detail included in your Parent-Teacher Conference Form can be relatively straightforward or it can offer more in-depth information about the student. Typically, Parent-Teacher Conference Forms will include:
Parties who will be in attendance
Reason for the conference
Strengths and areas of improvement for the student
Student's current grades
Rocket Lawyer provides several commonly mentioned strengths and weaknesses for your convenience, but you will have the opportunity to include talking points beyond what is already offered.
