The speech demonstrates sensitivity to the parents when the teacher provides a copy of disclosure document to make sure parents understand how the classroom will run, how the children will be graded, classroom rules, general information to help the parents understand the classroom, and includes information directly from the State Education office on what the state expects student to learn. The teacher also provides a copy of the national standards for Social Studies, which will help parents and students prepare for the country reports which will be assigned later in the year. General effect of being sensitive right from the start of the class will help to builds a good relationship between parents and teacher. Making the disclosure document available to parents will help the parents understand what to expect in the school year. Parents have better understanding how the class room works and what the student will be taught in the school year required by the state. Helps both parents and students to understand class room rules and what the teacher expects from each student’s behavior and parents can influence their child to behave their best in the classroom. Also parents will be more knowledgeable about what the teacher expects from each students academically to achieve good grades, which will help parents to prepare their children for tests, quizzes, and do homework. Furthermore it helps the parents to know how the teacher grades, like what areas and the work students will be graded on and what the teacher is looking for on an assignment or test.

Epstein (1998) states the following:
Parents of children at all grade levels respond favorably to teacher’s practices that stress the cooperation and overlap of schools and families. Frequent use by teachers of parent involvement leads parents to report that they receive more ideas about how to help their