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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s rare for teachers to take the time to call home about something like this. So it’s got to really be a problem. I can tell that you don’t think it’s a big deal, but imagine if you were at work delivering a presentation and one person talked constantly through it every time. Your daughter also is going to need to be in the work world at some point and needs to get this under control. The constant talking is also interrupting other kids’ ability to learn.

You should ask for a meeting with these teachers and your kid and an administrator and find out exactly what is going on and when and how often. Then a plan needs to be put in place to improve the behavior. Surely the school has a behavior expert who can help.

You show support by rewarding your kid at home for improvement and consequencing problems.

If she talks when instructions are being given, she stands in the hall for that part. Is she blurting out related comments, or making jokes, or asking questions without raising her hand? There is a lot of investigation to do here.  [/quote]
She doesn’t talk during instruction, but won’t raise her hand, etc. During times where students are allowed to talk, she talks a lot, and that’s what they call me about. All but one of the teachers who regularly, calls teach electives. The other one is her lab based science class. I can schedule a meeting to discuss this.[/quote]
Well this is a mystery.... I think you should talk with them to figure out why they perceive this as a problem to call home about. Good luck OP. 
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