Without communication between parents and teachers, everyone would be lost, even the children. When teachers and parents communicate, it's not just about their children, but also about what's happening at school and trying to involve parents. Involving parents helps their children in the long run. Indeed, for example, if they need help with a project that the whole school is working on and the teacher sent an email or even talked about it at their parent-teacher conference, the parent now knows what is happening and can help their child. When there is a happy child, there is a happy parent, so communication between teacher and parent is very important. I can relate this article to my mother when I was a child in elementary school. My mother still stayed in touch with my teachers every year. They would either communicate by email or she would write down her notes and put them in my weekly file for me to give to them. My mother also attended almost all of my lectures and even my school activities. She loved to help, so I would say my mother was an active and positive mother as she worked closely with my teachers to help me whenever she could. My mother loved helping me with my work when she understood it, even back then she still loved learning from