Elternsprechtag?

[Thomas]

Hi!

Hab mal ne Frage:

Meine Fachinformatiker gehen hier in Hannover zur Schule. Meine Bürokauffrau in Braunschweig. Von der BS in Braunschweig habe ich jetzt eine Einladung zu einem „Eltenabend“ bekommen. Das kannte ich von der BS aus Hannover nicht. Wie ist das bei Euch?

Bei Fragen fragen!

[Angela]

Ich krieg jedes jahr eine Einladung zum „Elternsprechtag“, war aber bisher noch nie da.

Ich halte regelmäßigen telefonischen Kontakt und zu den Prüfungskorrekturen treff ich eh mit den „wichtigsten“ Lehrkräften zusammen.

Und da unsere Berufsschule ca. 150 km von meinem Wohnort entfernt ist und das Ganze immer abends stattfindet, spar ich mir das.

[itsmi]

Hi,
am BK Witten wird es einen „Elternsprechtag“ geben und ich werde auch hingehen.
Gruß M.

[Hodata]

Am Ende jedes Kalenderjahres läd die BS in Dresden dazu ein. Ich hätte es nicht weit, aber wer jahrelang zum Elternabend seiner Kinder in die Schule musste, kann sagen, wie langweilig sowas ist.
Ich tausche über meine Azubi die Mailadressen mit dem Klassenlehrer aus und wenn irgend etwas anliegt wird eine Nachricht geschrieben. Ich habe in den vielen Jahren nur ein einziges mal eine Mail bekommen…

Für junge, neue Ausbilder ist das m. E. jedoch Pflicht, wird doch hier erst das ganze Umfeld der Ausbildung bekannt.

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