Dear Amy: When our son visits us with his teenage daughter, she totally trashes her room during her stay.
– Demanding GramBut your son should work with his daughter to teach her how to be a better guest.First, this caveat. I don’t know if you have raised any daughters, but teenage girls are notoriously messy. Some tolerance and grandmotherly indulgence is called for.
You could also teach her some basic life skills while she is with you. If she is with you for more than a week, ask her to help you to change her bed, launder the linens, and remake it. Dear Amy: I am a recent graduate with a master’s degree, and have an opportunity to coach my high school alma mater’s cross-country team this spring while I am home looking for professional jobs in my field .
There are apps you can use to communicate with a group , which also allow one-on-one messaging. Remind.com has designed an app specifically for educators to communicate with their students and parents. This is done without revealing your individual phone numbers, thus protecting the privacy of both.
If your school does not provide specific-enough recommendations about the best way to keep in touch with your students, you should definitely ask the parents of each of your athletes.
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