Parenting: Why you should read that report card
Teachers’ remarks should point you, the parent, to what you should focus on as you seek to help your child
The term has ended, bless the Lord. It has been three months of sowing, and now your children are back with their harvest. But what kind of harvest is it? It is all there on the report card, or in a circular. Those two documents should be employed as a multifaceted channel of communication between the school and the parent. Dare not miss reading these documents, warns Bob Kisiki, our parenting expert.
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