Interactive webinar ‘May I say something too?’.

Interactive webinar ‘May I say something too?’.

On 25 March Samen Zijn Wij School organizes an interactive webinar focusing on the triangle conversation between school, parents, and student.

Triangle conversation

What was true before corona is still true during corona. The triangle conversation between school, student, and parents helps a lot to support your child and build a good relationship between you and the school. Even if this conversation may no longer happen face to face, there is still a lot possible digitally.

Though it is not always easy, students attend lessons, some prepare for the transition to secondary school and choose new schools. This uncertain time raises questions for students, but they also have ideas about their future. More than ever, parents are involved in their children’s schooling, even if they see teachers less than before. Teachers are doing their best to teach and help students. This webinar gives special attention to the most important talk during school time: the one between teachers, parents, and students, the triangle conversation. This very talk, where everyone has a voice, helps children grow and improves the relationship between school and parents.

Webinar

During a webinar on the evening of 25 March, titled ‘May I say something too?’, the value of the triangle conversation where everyone has a voice will be discussed. There is space for questions and input from participants. Several interesting speakers explain how the triangle ‘school-parents-student’ stays central, even now. On the website of Samen Zijn Wij School the full program is available and you can register directly. 

Suggestions or good examples

Parents, and especially students, are invited to share their experiences and ideas about this. Have you experienced something special or have a good suggestion to tell about? Please contact Arline Spierenburg. She ensures your input is included in the webinar. You can also contribute on the evening itself.

We hope to meet you on 25 March!