Share a positive observation of their student, and then ask parents/guardians what you should know about their child to best teach them is a good strategy for getting to know students. You might also consider having families fill out a hopes and goals questionnaire about their children for the school year.

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Share a positive observation of their student, and then ask parents/guardians what you should know about their child to best teach them is a good strategy for getting to know students. You might also consider having families fill out a hopes and goals questionnaire about their children for the school year.

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Share a positive observation of their student, and then ask parents/guardians what you should know about their child to best teach them is a good strategy for getting to know students. You might also consider having families fill out a hopes and goals questionnaire about their children for the school year.

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First, the better we know our students, and the more they know we know them, the more invested they become in school. Also, a dynamic and vigorous learning environment is built on relationships. When we create strong connections with our students, we create a learning environment where risk-taking and collaborative learning can take place.

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