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It's easy to walk away from something that is overwhelming, or ignore the behavior in our children that we aren't ready to deal with. Don't quit, just take baby steps, collaborate with your child's teacher, and, together, brainstorm ideas. Two heads are always better than one!

The power of parenting lies within you. Check out my book, Parent Power: Navigate School and Beyond to get strategies, tips, and a bit of Punam's snarkiness...all in one book!! Buy it today at our website, edu-Me.net, or wherever you purchase your books.

Hi! I'm Punam Saxena, a Parent Impact Coach, TEDx Speaker, author, & podcaster whose work helps parents & teachers collaborate to create a relationship that's mutually respectful & trustworthy. Through teaching & raising my 4 children, I've found strategies that can help you!

Just do it, as Nike says. Collaboration with teachers is the KEY to your child's success in school. Teachers have access to resources that can help your child, so send that email today!

Parents, teachers, students, resources. The dream team. Resources can provide the necessary information you need to get your child 'over the hump'. Be a part of the team and reach out to your child's teacher today!

Is your child frustrated at school? Is it because of the academic work? Is there a socio-emotional reason? To get to the bottom of it, parents should access school resources by speaking with the teacher. Together, you both can make a tremendous impact on your child's education!

Feeling a bit 'routine' in your daily life? That's why KEY is so important! Not only for ourselves but for our children, too. Schools have resources to help our children succeed in school and we need to ask teachers what we can do to help. Check out the latest edu-Sode!

You've heard ur child say this when it comes to school. When u dig a bit, is it bc they don't like the concepts? Are they have tons of resources to help your child? In this new edu-Sode, we discuss strategies for u to access information by collaborating with the teacher

Being classy is more abt ur r'ships & how u treat people than how u look. Communicating w/ their teachers is being classy. No pun intended. Melissa from Klassly & I discuss their app that helps parents & teachers communicate effectively. Want more strategies? Check out my website

What does your child's academic team look like? Does it include you? Every child needs a support team and you need to be on it! Check out my conversation with Melissa from Klassly who discusses an app to create conversation and help your child reach their full potential.

Do u focus on problems or solutions? I used to focus on problems, but I'm slowly learning to find solutions. I'm happier & more content to know that I'm creating something ++. I spoke w/Melissa from Klassly about their app that helps create a convo b/w teachers & parents.

My parents told me I could do anything I wanted to if I put my mind to it. Sound familiar? Do you say that to your children? When it comes to parent engagement, it's true. I spoke w/ Melissa who has created an app to facilitate conversations & keep up w/ your child's progress.

If you do nothing else this school year, check in regularly with your child's teacher to see if there is any resources, information, or updates either of you may need to help your child feel confident and successful.

Do you want to create a positive relationship w/ ur child's teacher & administrator? You CAN do it! Dreams become a reality if we put our minds & energies into them. Check out edu-Me for strategies that are practical to ensure your child's support team is strong & focused.

Parent Power addresses many strategies to help parents take care of themselves while also normalizing our daily activities. Communication is key to ensuring all parties are on the same page. If you haven't checked out my book, head over to edu-Me.net to order...

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The Dream Team consists of teachers, admins, students, AND parents. How do we get parents to the table as meaningful partners who contribute to the needs of the student? We tackle several strategies to create a partnership that benefits all parties, especially the child.

The best way to get our children the support they deserve to succeed in school is to communicate with teachers and administrators. Parents should approach this relationship as any other...with trust and authenticity.

It's dependent on what's best for the teacher. Parents need to accommodate to the teacher and the time constraints placed on them. Not to diminish our own commitments, at all, but teachers have 25+ students and their parents to interact with so parents need to be flexible.