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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For all the teachers on her quick to judge--the lack of response has been a pattern and the most recent email was sent early this week with break not starting till yesterday. Of course I don't expect a response during Xmas vacation. I've been waiting 5 days to get her opinion on an issue about my child that is directly related to school. So sick of this. Last year we had a teacher who was great with email. I really think she's just collecting a check.[/quote] Unless the opinion is about a very discreet issue and can be conveyed in three sentences or less, you should be requesting a phone call to discuss the matter. Writing an opinion sounds like a potentially time consuming task. [/quote] Also, it is not advisable for teachers to get into details about a student via email. General emails outlining the issue then a face to face of phone call to discuss in detail. Don't let parents bait you into something that will later come back to bite you if you give a wrong response because you didn't have time to think it through or consult with the right person. [/quote] Parents nd teachers need a paper trail to show what was said. A phone call is not enough.[/quote]
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