Why invite parents?
When teachers invite parents to connect, teachers build a strong classroom community and empower parents to be partners in supporting their child’s learning.
What can teachers and parents expect?
- Students can share milestones with their parents so they can celebrate their achievements together
- Teachers can also share milestones with parents to notify and engage parents in their child’s learning journey
- Parents can send digital cheers to acknowledge their child’s successes and provide motivation
- Parents with Knowledgehook Premium Tutoring Accounts can link their account to their child’s classroom to gain insights on relevant tutoring supports
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If Your District Has Subsidized Knowledgehook Tutoring Knowledgehook Tutoring houses many resources and support to help further students' academic learning. This includes personalized tutoring recommendations and other opportunities for a parent to further grow their child's academic and interpersonal skills.
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What do parents see?
Parents will be able to receive reporting that summarizes their child’s learning progress. The reports include high-level information, such as a summary of skills, to provide insight into their child’s strengths and areas of improvement.
Reports are not visible to parents unless their child’s teacher chooses to share them. Teachers can choose which pieces they’d like to share with parents.
Parents with Premium Knowledgehook Tutoring
Parents with Premium Knowledgehook Tutoring will receive recommendations and learning opportunities to further support their child’s learning. These recommendations are derived based on their child’s identified learning gaps.
How do I invite parents?
Teachers can invite parents by printing individualized PDF invitations for students to take home to their parents. Teachers can alternatively send a digital invite via e-mail or text message. Get started now!
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