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Reply to "how to address a teacher who cannot teach?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Your child is going to have to deal with incompetence their whole life, whether it's a coworker, a boss, or one of their own employees. Getting used to working with a wide variety of people is a good thing. You not bashing the teacher in front of your child will go a long way. Her communication style is just different. Truly it will benefit your child learning to work with this teacher. And in the meantime you're doing the right thing as far as tutors and extra help for your child.[/quote] Yes, she will have to deal with incompetence. At the same time, I'm looking for some strategies here that I haven't already pursued to address the poor instruction she seems to be getting. I support teachers so I certainly have not and will not 'bash' the teacher. This is why I am coming to an anonymous place to discuss this and haven't mentioned the school.[/quote]
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