Parents are Partners

This paper can be used in conjunction with “All About Me” (student version of survey).

Parents are Partners

Introducing … YOUR CHILD!

I’d like to know more about your child, through your eyes. The more I know, the better I can tailor an educational and motivational program to fit his/her particular needs.

Please answer the questions and complete the information below. Remember, this is from your point of view. I will ask your child to complete the same information about him/herself.

Child’s Name: _____________________________

List five words that best describe your child’s character (competitive, cheerful, perfectionist, etc.)

What motivates your child?

What upsets your child?

What are your child’s out-of-school interests and activities?

What activities do you like to do together?

How would you rate your child’s study habits?

Circle one: (worst)   1        2        3        4        5        6        7        8       9        10   (best)

What study skills does your child need to develop (neatness, organization, timeliness, etc.)?

Which academic subject is your child’s best? Worst?

What particular academic areas would you like to see stressed?

What social skills would you like to see developed?

Are there any personal or physical concerns I should know (or conference privately) about?

Other comments and concerns?

Parent’s Signature: _____________________________

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One Responseto “Parents are Partners”

1. Antoniettta says:

   August 26, 2009 at 9:17 pm

   I just found your site tonight and I have to thank you for all your wonderful ideas that may help develop my classroom this fall.

   How on earth do you come up with such community based ideas?