Most parents do not have such a large selection of educational institutions, because in the area of residence of the family there are rarely many schools. Nevertheless, it is important to ask directors a few questions in order to find a school combining a well-designed educational program and a professional approach to the educational process.
How is communication between school and parents organized?
Is there an Internet portal that I can use to inquire about the school's successes of the child?
Do you provide useful information, such as a study schedule or the possibility of online courses?
How do students do their homework?
Does the child have to record homework on his own or will parents receive emails with this information?
Should the children hand over homework to the teacher, and if so, how?
Do teachers review and evaluate homework regularly? And if not, which evaluation system is used before the exams?
If the homework is not performed or it is not handed over to the teacher, are parents informed about it and what are the possible consequences?
If the child was absent from the class, what system is used to help him catch up with the other students?
What kind of educational support does the school provide?
How many warnings about planned big works children receive?
What assistance is provided for students who demonstrate poor academic performance in a particular subject?
How does the school inform parents about the difficulties of the student with this or that subject?
How does the school support children with special needs?
How effective is the school in terms of supporting children with special needs?
Have teachers received special training and are they able to cope with the difficulties that arise in the teaching such children?
Is there a coordinator with whom parents can contact in case of problems?
How does the school relate to non-school development?