Parent-Teacher Communication and Student Attendance

A teacher discusses the importance of timely school attendance with a parent. Initially hesitant, the parent learns about the impact of late arrivals on her child's education. After a conversation at a nail salon, the parent agrees to bring her child to school on time, understanding the significance of early learning activities.

What is the main topic of the initial conversation?

• The need to talk to a student's parent

• The student's academic performance

• The teacher's personal life

• The school's new policies

How often does the student's mother visit the nail salon?

• Every day

• Once a month

• Every two weeks

• Every week

What time does the student's mother start her job?

• 9:30 AM

• 9:00 AM

• 8:00 AM

• 10:00 AM

Why is it important for the student to arrive at school on time?

• To engage in vital learning activities

• To meet with friends

• To avoid missing breakfast

• To participate in morning exercises

What misconception does the mother have about the school?

• That it is a music school

• That it is a sports academy

• That it is a high school

• That it is a daycare

What is the teacher's concern about the student's late arrival?

• The student is missing breakfast

• The student is missing vital learning

• The student is not participating in sports

• The student is not making friends

What does the mother initially think about the school's activities?

• They are focused on sports

• They are just playing with blocks

• They are not important

• They are too difficult

What is the teacher's role in the student's education?

• To provide snacks

• To teach primary reading and math

• To ensure the student arrives on time

• To organize sports events

What does the mother agree to do at the end of the conversation?

• Change her job schedule

• Move closer to the school

• Bring her son to school at 8 AM

• Hire a tutor for her son

What does the teacher suggest about the student's potential?

• The student needs a tutor

• The student is very smart

• The student should change schools

• The student is not very smart