1. Hold regular parent-teacher meetings: hold regular parent-teacher meetings to let teachers introduce students' learning situation, performance and problems to parents, and at the same time understand parents' expectations and needs for their children's learning. Parents can also put forward questions and suggestions to realize the interaction and exchange of educational goals.

2. Information sharing: Teachers can convey students' learning information to parents in time through curriculum, homework notice and study plan. Let parents know about their children's school situation, which will help to better guide their children's study.

3. Close communication: Teachers and parents can hold parent-child activities and parent-child meetings regularly. Promote communication and interaction between teachers and parents, enhance understanding and establish close relationship.

4. Academic guidance: Teachers can provide parents with academic guidance, including how to guide their children to learn, how to plan their time reasonably, and how to deal with the pressure of study. To help parents better assist their children's learning.

5. Behavior management: Teachers and parents can cooperate to cultivate students' good habits and behavior norms, and establish correct values and ethics, so as to maintain a consistent educational orientation at school and at home.

6. Subject Competition: Teachers can encourage students to participate in subject competitions, and parents can give support and encouragement in the process of registration, preparation and competition to promote the improvement of children's comprehensive quality.

7. Mental health concern: Teachers and parents should pay attention to students' mental health problems, cooperate to solve the difficulties encountered by students in study and life, and ensure students' physical and mental health.

8. Social practice: Teachers can organize students to participate in social practice activities, and parents can also participate in them, so that children can gain more growth experience in practice.

9. Extracurricular activities: Schools and families can jointly participate in students' extracurricular activities, cultivate students' hobbies and enrich students' extracurricular life.

10. reward and punishment mechanism: teachers and parents can formulate a consistent reward and punishment mechanism to ensure that children can be treated fairly at school and at home.

1 1. Curriculum design: Teachers can give full consideration to parents' feedback and adjust the course content and teaching methods appropriately to better meet the needs of students.

12. Sharing of educational ideas: Teachers and parents can exchange educational ideas and share experiences and opinions with each other, so as to better promote children's growth together.