What to write in an email to your child’s teacher
Anatomy of an Effective Email to Your Child’s TeacherPDF - 44.5 KB
What should you write in an email to your child’s teacher? Email can be a great way to stay in touch and raise important issues. The most effective emails tend to be short and to focus on facts rather than emotion.
See this example email to a teacher. You can use it as a guide to write your own.
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Key takeaways
Download a parent-teacher conference worksheet.
Use a 3×3 card to help the teacher get to know your child.
Fill out this school contact list, and keep it handy.
