A planning template for parent teacher interviews.
Ensure you cover all of the important points with this Parent Teacher Interview Planning Template.
Fill in the information about each student and use the sheet to record any important information or things to follow up on.
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Hello! What do the letters H, M, and L stand for in the middle section, please?
Hi Kara, H, M and L refer to High, Middle and Low. It's a way to record through a mark on the table how a student is performing with regards to certain classroom parameters. It can help to have this information available at a glance during parent-teacher interviews.