Round table for educators “Modern problems of interaction between kindergarten and family”
Teachers are asked a few simple questions. You need to answer quickly, clearly “yes”, “no”, “sometimes”.
*You will have an ordinary conversation with one of the parents. Does her anticipation unsettle you?
*Does the assignment to give a report or information to your parents cause you confusion and displeasure?
*Do you put off an unpleasant conversation about a difficult child with his parents until the last moment?
*Do you think that you should not personally talk with parents about the peculiarities of upbringing in the family, but that it is better to conduct a questionnaire or a written survey?
*You are asked to prepare a general parent meeting for parents of a preschool institution. Will you make every effort to avoid this assignment?
*Do you like to share your experiences of communicating with parents with colleagues and management?
*Are you convinced that communicating with parents is much more difficult than communicating with children?
*Do you get annoyed if one of your students’ parents constantly asks you questions?
*Do you believe that there is a problem of “educators and parents” and that they speak “different languages”?
*Are you embarrassed to remind your parents about a promise they forgot to keep?
*Do you feel annoyed when one of your parents asks you to help sort out this or that complex educational issue?
*Having heard the expression of a clearly erroneous point of view on the issue of education, would you prefer to remain silent and not enter into an argument?
*Are you afraid to participate in the analysis of conflict situations between teachers and parents?
*Do you have your own, purely individual criteria for assessing family upbringing and do you not accept other opinions on this matter?
*Do you think that it is necessary to educate parents, and not just children?
*Is it easier for you to prepare information for parents in writing than to conduct an oral consultation?
Answer rating: “yes” - 2 points, “sometimes” - 1 point, “no” - 0 points.
The points received are summed up and it is determined which category the subject belongs to.
30-32 points. It is clearly difficult for you to communicate with your parents. Most likely, you are not good at communicating at all. This is your problem, since you yourself suffer more from this. But it’s not easy for the people around you either. It is difficult to rely on you in a matter that requires collective efforts. You try to keep contacts with your parents to a minimum. They are mostly formal. You try to shift the reasons for difficulties in communication to your parents. You are convinced that most parents are always dissatisfied, picky people, looking for only shortcomings in your work, and not wanting to listen to your opinion. Your inability to build communication with your parents leads to the fact that they also tend to avoid communicating with you. Try to become more sociable, control yourself.
