Ich empfehle, lassen Sie die Eltern mit ihren Fähigkeiten und Möglichkeiten am Schulalltag teilnehmen, indem sie mit ihnen z. B. ein gemeinsames Frühstück oder einen Ausflug organisieren. Eltern könnten Besonderheiten ihres Herkunftslandes oder ihrer Region vorstellen oder sich an der aktiven Pause beteiligen. Unter den Eltern befinden sich mit Sicherheit Fachleute, die ihr Expertenwissen auch in bestimmten Unterrichtsfächern einbringen können.

Permitir que os pais tenham espaço para se expressar e mostrar as dificuldades, facilidades e os interesses deles é importante para saber como lidar com cada caso. Tratar os alunos e seus responsáveis dentro de suas individualidades é importante para trazê-los mais perto e gerar interesse na educação.

Parents often want to be involved in their child's education, but it’s essential to strike a balance between support and independence. While their involvement can boost motivation and performance, overstepping can hinder the child’s ability to problem-solve and develop resilience. Instead of controlling or solving every issue, parents should provide resources, encourage self-reliance, and create a conducive learning environment. This way, children remain empowered to take ownership of their education, fostering independence while still benefiting from parental guidance and support.

At Bachpan Global, we encourage parental involvement in a way that complements their busy lives. By creating simple, flexible opportunities like interactive parent-teacher sessions, workshops, and regular updates through digital platforms, we ensure parents stay informed and engaged. Activities such as at-home projects, storytelling sessions, or shared reading time allow parents to contribute meaningfully without feeling burdened. We also provide clear guidelines and resources to help them support their child’s learning journey. Through open communication and collaborative efforts, we make parents active partners in their child’s education while respecting their time and commitments.

To involve parents in their child’s education without overwhelming them, focus on creating simple, flexible opportunities for engagement. Communicate regularly through concise emails, newsletters, or a parent portal to keep them informed without bombarding them. Share specific, actionable ways they can support their child, such as reading together, helping with homework, or attending occasional school events, and ensure these suggestions are manageable within their schedules. Offer a variety of ways to participate, like virtual meetings, quick check-ins, or volunteering options, so they can choose what works best for them.