One more day!

I work at a cram school. I've been working there for 5 years.
My school has parents observation weeks three times in a year, and I have to teach in front of the parents. Actually I'm in the middle of parents observation week, so spending nervous days for a while. Parents observation is a good way for parents to know how their children learn at school, I think. I've heard that the other countries don't have it, but is it true?

Hello Tomo,

I think that some countries do but many countries don't. I know that a lot of language schools offer open lessons where they can see how their children learn but I don't think it is common in regular schools.

Best wishes

Bob

One more day!

I work at a cram school. I've been working there for 5 years.
My school has parents observation weeks three times in a year, and I have to teach in front to of the parents. Actually I'm in the middle of the parents observation week, so I've been nervous these past few days [spending nervous days for a while] - This part of the sentence doesn't sound natural to me . Parents observation is a good way for parents to know how their children learn at school, I think. I've heard that the other countries don't have it, but is it true?

Konnichiwa Tomo-san,

We've never had that in my school, but we do have a yearly 'open house' night where parents go to their child's school and their work is shown throughout the classroom for the parents to see and the teachers give a short presentation about what their children are learning in their classrooms. Usually, students are not allowed to join them, so it's just the parents and teachers together. It makes the teachers very nervous. They tell us about it the following day in class haha! 

One more day!

I work at a cram school. I've been working there for 5 years.
My school has observation for parents three times a year.   I have to teach in front of the parents on those days. Actually, we are having a parent observation week now so I have felt nervous. When parents observe the classroom teacher it is a good way for them to see how their children learn from the teacher at school. I've heard that  other countries don't do this, but I do not know if this is true?