How to feedback to parent (Tutor)

Discuss with the parent about the progress of their child and allow them to see value in taking up our classes

Here are some good practices you may want to adopt!

For students who are not performing well

I will speak to their parents to discuss ways to improve their child's performance. Sometimes, parent will also approach me for the same reason.

i) I will usually start by stating what has happened in class to allow the parent to understand the lesson curriculum

ii) I will then state what the student has done well by citing examples to allow parents to see their child's progress. This can be done by stating the before and after of the child's progressive improvement.

iii) Next, I will define the areas where the student can further improve by stating what they are weak at and propose viable solutions to overcome. This allow parent to understand their child's weakness and if possible, assist them in their learning.

iv) Occasionally, I will also feedback on student's homework and inform them of their deadline for submission

For students who are performing well

I will do the following;

i) I will start by letting the parent understand the lesson curriculum

ii) I will then state how the student has improved and attain good results to this point. 

iii) Next, I will identify areas this student can further improve and how to gain more exposure.

iv) I will then explain our plans to continue helping their child do well

v) Depending on the tuition centre, we will inform the parent about our referral reward which they can enjoy tuition fees discount. They can do so by simply inviting their friends to sign up classes for their own child!