5 things that should be asked in parent-teacher meetings, not about marks

When you go to parent teacher meetings what is the most common question you ask the teacher? What about their marks? When the teacher shows the marks card, if the child scores out of the marks we are happy or delighted, nothing more than that, we come and go saying my son or daughter is very intelligent.

But from now on, parents should not only ask about the marks of their children, apart from this you should also ask the teachers about this, only then you will be able to know more about your child ,

Does my child get along with everyone at school?

Children don't have to be the same at school as they are at home, a child who gets along with everyone at home can become an introvert at school, there can be many reasons for this, and asking this question can encourage your child to understand their feelings further.

So you have to ask this question about children, then the teacher will answer you about your child, you will know without being told whether the child is facing any problem or not. If the child is getting along well with everyone, it means there is no problem, no, if the child is not getting along with anyone, it means the child may lack self-confidence, only if the parents make efforts in this regard, they can bring back happiness in the child.

How is your child's relationship with you?

Only if the child likes the teacher will he be able to pay attention to the lesson being taught, so you should ask questions about this. It is important to know whether the child is talking properly to the teacher or is not saying anything due to fear.

Which subject are you most interested in?

A class teacher knows every subject, personality or skill of the child that you don't know, so asking about it can help you know which subject the child is showing more interest in. This will help the child identify his skills and focus on developing those skills.

Does that child have any problems?

Yes, you should ask about this, if the child is hesitant, if there is any mental conflict, all this will come to the notice of the teacher, when you ask about it, he will tell you about it. This will allow you to focus more on your child.

Do you like to learn?

Ask if he or she is happy in class… you'll get more out of asking these kinds of questions than asking about marks.