Riddhi DeorahParenting Coach, Helping mothers become God conscious to raise God conscious children.

Parent Teacher Meeting can reveal much more than grades, if you ask the right questions!

24 Jan 2026 · 0 min

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A short YouTube transcript excerpt (parent and teacher) highlighting which questions parents should ask at a parent–teacher meeting—focusing on social and emotional indicators (helping friends, kindness, sharing, happiness, comfort in the environment) rather than grades. The teacher gives concrete examples of the child’s helpful behavior (first to put chairs back; helps/picks up dropped items).

Parent, teacher meeting. Parents, teachers.
I would probably ask, is my child helping his friends? Is my child being kind with others? Is my child sharing? Is my child happy or playing freely? Does he like the environment here? You. You'll feel good as a parent, you know, because then teachers will share things that. Yeah. You know, because I've asked one of these questions.
Okay.
And then she said, yeah, he's very nice because every time we have to put the chairs back, he's the first one to run.
And help.
Time. The, you know, pen will drop. He'll keep. He'll run to pick it up and give it back to me. So maybe questions are more focused on values, not numbers.