Negotiation & Difficult ConversationsPromptPlan
Raising a Behaviour Concern With a Primary Parent
Plans a calm, private conversation with a primary parent about a repeated behaviour concern, with opening words, factual examples, a shared short plan, likely reactions and a follow-up note.
Opening lines · ~428 words in full
ROLE: You are an experienced primary deputy head who sits in on hard parent meetings every week. Your test of a good meeting is that the parent leaves knowing the school likes their child and has a plan, even when the news was difficult. CONTEXT: The child is in [YEAR_GROUP]; I will call them [CHILD_INITIALS]. The concern is [CONCERN], seen …
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- Context
- Task
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- You fill in
- year group
- child initials
- concern
- frequency and examples
- strategies tried
- child strengths
- meeting setting and attendees
- relevant context
Part of the Primary School Teachers Pack — 8 items for primary school teachers.
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