You can see mine here.
The names and notes within my parent-teacher contact log are fictional and were only created for this project. I could only hope to one day have a wonderful Spanish-as-a-second-language student in my class, seeing as I do not know any Spanish. The Miracles that would flow from my classroom... Gives me chills.
When I type "parent" I am also speaking to the student's guardian. Every person caring for students is important!
Parent-teacher contact logs are important, because as one might deduce and as research dictates: when there is strong parental involvement, there will more likely be strongly academic-achieving and academically-minded students. The parental support is a factor that cannot be dismissed or overlooked and the contact log is a great and simple way to assist parents in their involvement.
The contact log shows
- How the student is doing,
- What they are learning,
- What is happening in class and in school,
- The student's strengths/weaknesses, and
- What the parent can do to become more involved and assist in the student's success.
Parent-teacher contact logs share information regarding the students' progress, thereby engaging parents to become involved in the process.
When creating a parent-teacher contact log, it is important to remain consistent. Make it something that you can continuously produce. Teachers desire the parent's involvement and always remember: a contact log = a facilitator.
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