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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a real issue with my child's teacher right now. I think it's a personality thing- and by that j mean my inability to deal with the fact that she doesn't do her job. Her communication is absolutely horrible- she communicates important information both late and incorrectly- and every interaction with her makes me, and the other parents, want to pull our hair out. I started going to her directly with concerns about communication issues but nothing changed. I hate being that mom, but if i say anything else I'm going right to the principal.[/quote] It's not her job to communicate with you! It's her job to teach the kids in her class[/quote] Actually, it is her job. She is entrusted with teaching children. Those children have parents. Part of her job is to keep parents informed of a student’s progress and what is happening in the classroom. [/quote] I think the pp said she communicated horribly. That's just too bad if you don't like it. That is probably only 1-2% of her work obligations, it's minor. Don't waste her time and let her get back to the teaching work [/quote] It is her job to be professional. Communication is always a tough topic, but wrong information? That is ridiculous. [/quote]
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