Sentences with phrase «grade parents see»

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Let's see, you'll insult people's parents (welcome to the third grade) or call others «not right in the head» (because you can't face even minimal challenge) or call others uncivil (when virtually all of your comments are condescending put downs).

In a letter to parents seen by NBC 6, the school said: «Today, a difficult and necessary decision has been made regarding Ms Jocelyn Morffi, our first - grade teacher.

Again and again, among the families I treat as a psychologist, I see a disconnect between the skill set that parents are pushing (compete like crazy, get good grades, over-prep for tests, go to a prestigious college, make lots of money) and the assets and attitudes that actually bring young people success in college, at work, in relationships, and in life.

In an interview, CPS parent Joy Mollet said she was appalled by the classroom breakfast program offered by her children's public preschool and does not want to see it at their grade school, Hawthorne Scholastic Academy.

But as a former student who once devoted way too many hours to busy work that didn't teach me anything, and a current parent who has been shocked to see my child get homework in both kindergarten and first grade, I have to say, I think that Alfie Kohn just might be on to something.

I am fortunate enough to have a wonderful public school system for my children, but it just makes me laugh when I see so many parents continue to get caught up in always wanting «the best»: the best 2nd grade teacher, the best soccer coach, the best swim program.

I still remember grade six, when I was being tormented at school at every turn, and then my well - meaning parents would send me and my brother to the park on weekend afternoons to go ice skating, where I'd run into the same kids I saw at school.

Parents would get to see the names and grades of their child's teachers.

My best friend in grade school had the coolest tortoise shell pair and I even told my parents I couldn't see just so they would take me to the eye doctor.

I can't exactly remember the first time I saw Parker Posey in a movie, but I'm pretty sure it was in Dazed and Confused, a movie I rented without my parents» permission when I was in the seventh grade.

Parents can see what grade a child has made on a test, they can receive an email if there is a zero for a grade, they can contact a teacher if a grade hasn't appeared in the amount of time the school has deemed appropriate for grading.

And he answers, «certainly not because I have any direct self - interest — no... I'm not profiting from my involvement in charter schools (in fact, I shudder to think of how much it's cost me), and I have little personal experience with the public school system because I'm doubly lucky: my parents saw that I wasn't being challenged in public schools, sacrificed (they're teachers / education administrators), and my last year in public school was 6th grade; and now, with my own children, I'm one of the lucky few who can afford to buy my children's way out of the NYC public system [in] which, despite Mayor Bloomberg's and Chancellor Klein's herculean efforts, there are probably fewer than two dozen schools (out of nearly 1,500) to which I'd send my kids.»

If they're seeing that they have a high - risk student and that student has really poor attendance and course grades, and those indicators went into determining that they were high risk, then they should be having a conversation with the parents and the student about why those are important things, so that they stay on track.»

When the posters are complete and the houses are built, it's fun to invite parents and classes from other grade levels to see the project.

However, it is a rare education reporter, teacher who receives a layoff notice (however unlikely to be acted upon), or parent who was expecting to have the highly regarded but layoff - vulnerable Ms. Jones for her 3rd - grade child in the fall, who sees the matter in historical perspective or with objectivity.

«It makes us sure to keep up on our grading, and it gives parents the opportunity to see if their students are falling down before a progress report or report card.»

These reports can act as a full profile on the pupils, including factors such as their subject grades, attendance, behaviour and comments from teachers, thereby allowing parents to see whether their child is on track in specific subjects.

See how itslearning lets parents stay in the know with a full overview of student activity, including curriculum mastery, tasks, and grades.

Parents may see lower than expected grades or hear surprising admissions from their student, so teachers need to guide discussions in a supportive manner that eliminates blame.

When a child begins each school year two to three years behind most other students and receives a low grade year after year, parents are unable to see the personal progress the child is making and a message is sent about the child's ability to learn — for example, they're a «D - student».

Gaynor, a parent of seven, is clearly proud to see her youngest in 2nd grade at Brass City.

Parents and members of the community were able to see kindergarten through seventh - grade students» exhibits.

Systems allow parents to get announcements, check calendars and menus, see grades, monitor discipline, and track attendance online.

«Our Principal's Shadowing Program gives parents an opportunity to spend two hours of a typical day with the principal learning about their child's grade level expectations and walking through classrooms to see the teachers and students in action.

Seeing her daughter in a regular first - grade class «is like a parent's dream kind of come true for their special - needs kid,» Watson said, «when you've been told for so many years she'd never do anything.»

After eighth grade, the parents continued to seek out and choose options that fit their desire to see their children graduate high school and attend college.

The grades, which began in 2011, are intended to give parents and others an easy way to see how schools are performing.

Parents might welcome a user - friendly grading system rather than incomprehensible CVA scores - but it remains to be seen how schools will feel about being summed up by a single letter, particularly if it's an unflattering F.

With a real standardized test, it is possible for parents to see a copy of the actual test questions that were administered to their child because all test questions for all grades are publicly available.

Parents don't see the graded tests.

Listen to parents discuss why they chose to apply and enroll their child in this school, watch a 6th grade math class in action and see why parents are using DCSRN's virtual school tours to learn about their school options and apply to Chavez Schools during the current school choice season.

«The score changes are comparable to other differences we might see: The effects of starting school one hour later are similar to the increasing grades we see when kids» parents have more education.»

• take my parents» car for a test drive in the fifth grade • put my eye to the water jet to see what was inside — and then turned it on.

We saw the high levels of out - of - school suspension that Success Academy practices (Fig. 6), which along with practices that make parents or students unwelcome could explain the lower number of students in subsequent grades.

parenting, school, books reading kids, people... the best gift is the knowledge, when my daughter was in 3 grade she was an avid reader, and want to know everything before talk about, so my husband had an stroke she become more obsessed with the subject, she wanted to be a doctor since she was 3 years old, anyways me as a nurse had my books and she saw me one night refreshing myself about strokes me half ways sleep, lack of caffeine then we start talking the doctor and me and she was raising her hand and the doctor ask her, you want to know when daddy is coming home, sweetie?

PowerSchool for Parents — See live attendance, assignments, scores, grades and more, right from teachers» grade books.

Parents who praise kids based on effort rather than actual outcomes and who avoid using punishment as a method for encouraging better grades are more likely to see positive results, according to The Learning Habit study.

Where report cards may have once had a handwritten teacher's note saying a student «plays well with others,» parents in some districts are now more likely to see a box that shows whether their child performs at grade level in such areas as «relationship skills.»

My parents separated when I was in sixth grade and I needed to see a counselor during that time.

My parents saw an advantage, and the law was laid down: keep my grades above a certain minimum or cut my hair.