Effective communication between teachers and families about student progress requires clarity, consistency, and empathy. Teachers can use regular progress reports and parent-teacher meetings to facilitate transparency. Utilizing various communication channels, such as emails, phone calls, and messaging apps, can also keep parents informed. It’s important for teachers to encourage an open dialogue, allowing families to express concerns or ask questions. Providing specific feedback on student strengths and areas for improvement fosters a collaborative approach to student development. Creating a supportive environment where families feel engaged leads to better student outcomes and mutual understanding of academic goals.