Umesh is studying in Class 8 . In the parent-teachers meeting. Mrs. Veena, Umesh's class teacher, tells his parents that Umesh fails to adhere to the instructions given in the class. Umesh's parents feel that this can be because of some communication bariers. List down the factors responsible for intermal barriers and Explain.
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Barrier 1: Unspoken Expectations About Family Engagement
Some families may not see it as their place to be highly involved in their child’s education. They may think it’s their responsibility to get their child to school, and it’s the teacher’s job to teach skills and knowledge. In many cases, that doesn’t mean a family is trying to avoid responsibility. It could be a cultural difference. Or it could be a sign of respect and trust in you as the teacher.
Research shows that parents who are explicitly invited and encouraged to take part in their child’s education are more willing to do so, and they feel more confident that their participation can have an impact . That involvement could take the form of supporting their child at home or being a part of school activities.
Possible solutions: Communicate with your students’ families that their involvement is not only welcomed but encouraged.