A. Based on our experience, we recommend that parents do not sit in during their child’s lesson, due to the fact that children are easily distracted and often end up focusing more on the parents, rather than the teacher. Each room is designed with a viewing window, to provide the parents with the comfort of seeing their child. However, each child is different, and in some cases, the teacher might recommend for one parent to attend the lessons, in order to support his/her child. In regards to group lessons, parents are not allowed to sit in, as that will destruct and affect the whole group.
Can a parent sit in during their child’s lesson?
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