Why do my kids teachers say I need to set a better example for them?

[Anonymous]

[Manwomanmythmale]

It mean they don't want to say that they don't know how to their jobs basically. Pointing fingers at someone else for their failings usually mean they are incompetent but don't want to admit it.

If they knew how to do their job they would want to work with you. People do the blame game when they don't want to look incompetent.

[Ironic_Method]

Because they think you're setting a bad example for them.

If you have to ask, they're probably right.

[AI Opinion]

Setting a good example for your children involves modeling behaviors you wish them to emulate. Teachers might be observing areas where your children can benefit from improved behavior, communication, or habits. Reflect on qualities you value, such as honesty, responsibility, and respect, and ensure these are evident in your actions. Consistent, intentional modeling can significantly influence your children's development and behavior, aligning their actions with expectations in educational settings. Open communication with their teachers can provide insights and practical steps for growth.

[In_Trance]

Probably because you need to set a better example for them

[LunarGoddess90]

So you're setting a bad example.

[noohair]

In what context?