1. Provide family education resources: Teachers can provide parents with books, articles and websites on family education to help parents understand how to better communicate with and educate their children.
2. Establish a good cooperative relationship between home and school: Teachers can establish a good cooperative relationship with parents and pay attention to the growth and development of children together. Through regular communication, teachers can better understand children's learning situation and family environment, thus providing more targeted guidance.
3. Encourage parents to participate in school activities: Teachers can invite parents to participate in various school activities, such as parent-child activities and volunteer activities. These activities can not only strengthen the connection between home and school, but also make parents better understand the educational ideas and methods of the school, so as to better cooperate with the educational work of the school.
4. Provide family education advice: Teachers can provide some suitable family education advice according to children's age and characteristics. For example, for primary school students, teachers can advise parents to pay attention to cultivating their children's basic learning ability; For junior high school students, teachers can advise parents to pay attention to cultivating their children's autonomous learning ability and so on.
5. Help parents solve practical problems: Teachers can help parents solve some practical problems, such as how to deal with children's emotional problems and how to deal with children's learning difficulties. By providing practical suggestions and methods, teachers can help parents better cope with the challenges in family education.
Teachers' functions
1. Teachers are the disseminators of knowledge. They impart knowledge and skills to students through courses and teaching materials to help them prepare for their future study and work. Teachers also use various teaching methods and techniques to meet students' different needs and ability levels.
2. Teachers are the moral and emotional guides of students. They not only pay attention to students' academic performance, but also pay attention to their moral and emotional development. Teachers guide students to establish correct values and outlook on life and help them to establish self-confidence and self-esteem through words and deeds.
3. Teachers are the developers of students' potential. They discover and develop students' potential and hobbies through observation, evaluation and encouragement. Teachers provide students with various learning resources and opportunities, help them expand their abilities and scope, and cultivate their innovative spirit and creativity.
4. Teachers are the promoters of educational reform. They actively participate in curriculum development and education reform, and explore more effective teaching methods and technologies to meet the ever-changing social and educational needs. Teachers can also promote the progress and development of education through cooperation with parents, schools and relevant social institutions.