Report Cards as Snapshots
The actual purpose of a Report Card is to give you a snapshot of your teen’s progress… NOT to define who he or she is as a person.
Nor does it define you as a parent.
In the right hands, Report Cards are a powerful teaching tool. Learn how to make your hands the right hands by:
• Getting a Proactive 3-Prong Mindset
• Properly Data-Mining Report Cards for Information to Help Your Teenager Succeed
• Removing Guilt, Blame and Negative Self-Talk from Your Kids… and from You
Learn How To…
• See Report Cards as Progress Snapshots
• Prepare and participate in a parent-teacher conference
• Optimize classroom relationships
• Feel closer to your kids than ever
• Feel empowered with proven strategies
• Reduce the pressures on your kids
Plus, you can…
- Watch more than 30 minutes of impactful content
- Follow at your own pace
- View on any device
- Implement your favorite tools today
And you get…
- Strategies that minimize your kid’s school anxiety
- Tools for talking to teens
- Tips on handling Report Cards properly
- Techniques for The Difficult Conversations
- Methods for advocating for your kid at school
This mini-course is part of a larger course, Talk About Teens, a series of four classes from Parenting Strategist Deborah Ann Davis on how to navigate school during the teen years. She is joined by two other experts in the field, Elisabeth Stitt and Clarissa Constantine. If you are interested in purchasing the entire series, click here.
