Keresés
Parent–teacher conference
/pˈeəɹənt tˈiːtʃə kˈɒnfɹəns/
/pˈɛɹənt tˈiːtʃɚ kˈɑːnfɹəns/Parent–teacher conference
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a meeting between a student's parents and teachers to discuss the student's academic progress, behavior, and any concerns or goals
What is a "parent–teacher conference"?
A parent–teacher conference is a meeting where a student’s parents and teachers discuss the student’s progress in school. This meeting allows both sides to share information about the student’s academic performance, behavior, and any challenges they may face. It also provides an opportunity to create a plan to support the student’s learning and address any concerns. These conferences are usually held at schools and aim to strengthen the partnership between parents and teachers to help the student succeed.
Example
The parent-teacher conference provided an opportunity for open communication about the student's performance in school.
Her parents attended the parent-teacher conference to discuss strategies for supporting her learning at home.
The teacher shared positive feedback and areas for improvement during the parent-teacher conference.
