7 Interesting Things Your Kid's Teacher Won't Tell You ...

Most teachers know that you are usually helping your kid do his or her homework because they do know what your child can or can’t do. It’s okay to help them with different things they don’t understand, but you shouldn’t do their homework for them. There is a reason why it’s their homework and not yours. So, when it comes to things your kid’s teacher won’t tell you, I guess this is the most common.

I know that nowadays everyone is extremely busy and most parents work really hard to provide for their family. Despite all this, you should try to make more time to spend with your little ones because all those presents that you might buy them are nothing compared to those precious moments spent together. Just talk to them and find out who they are, what they want, what scares them or what makes them happy. Your kid would like to see that you are really interested in his or her life.

There are people who are very open and usually talk about their problems with anyone willing to listen. If you’re one of them, you should know that when you’re talking to your kid’s teacher, you should stick only to those topics concerning your child’s progress or education. Teachers are not marriage counselors and they don’t need to know about everything that goes wrong in your marriage. I don’t want to seem harsh, but if you really need help, go and see a therapist and solve your marriage problems; the sooner, the better.

I don’t want to offend anyone because I know that most parents work very hard on giving their children a proper education and also pay a lot of attention to teaching them to behave in a civilized manner. But, there are also some parents who, due to their lack of time or due other different reasons, tend to neglect those aspects. Remember, a child’s manners are a reflection of his or her parents, so try to correct your kid’s unflattering behavior.

It may come as a surprise for you, but studies have shown that teachers usually remember those students that are always happy and respectful and not the ones that have really high grades. Teach your child good manners and help him or her enjoy life. They should be enjoying their childhood and not worry about all kinds of things, they will have enough time when they grow up.

Most teachers dislike giving tests just as much as your child dislikes taking them. They have to do it though, because it’s part of their job, even though they believe they can evaluate your child’s progress using alternative methods. Also, it’s a lot of extra work they have to take home with them, so you can see why it’s not that pleasant for them either.

I know you only want what’s best for your child, but you should allow him or her to make some mistakes every now and then. Don’t always come to his or her rescue! Allow them to fail and make sure they learn from those mistakes. By allowing your children to choose for themselves, you will make them feel independent and strong.

Remember that you are your kid’s first and most important teacher. Always set a good example for your child and be there for him or her! Can you think of other things your kid’s teacher might be hiding from you? Do tell!