Kuidas luua toimiv suhtlus kooli ja pere vahel

Описание: Kas oled tundnud, et Sa ei tea piisavalt, mis Sinu lapsega koolis tegelikult toimub?
Kas tekib ärevus, küsimused… ja vahel ka pettumus?

Neljandas videoloengus räägib Harno Rajaleidja keskuse psühholoog Nataliiia Shevchenko ausalt ja toetavalt sellest, kuidas lapsevanema ja kooli vaheline suhtlus mõjutab lapse enesetunnet, motivatsiooni ja turvatunnet. Kui täiskasvanute vahel on pingeid, tunneb seda ka laps. Info puudumine, arusaamatused õpetamismeetodite osas või lahendamata konfliktid võivad tekitada lapses stressi, ebakindlust ja soovi end „tagasi tõmmata“.

Videoloengust saad:
• parema arusaama, miks koostöö kooliga vahel takerdub;
• julgust küsida ja rääkida avatult oma lapse vajadustest;
• praktilisi soovitusi, kuidas luua usalduslik ja rahulik dialoog kooliga;
• teadmise, kuidas sinu käitumine saab toetada lapse heaolu.
✨ Kui vanem tunneb end kindlalt ja informeerituna, saab ka laps olla rahulikum ja enesekindlam.
Esineja: Nataliiia Shevchenko, Harno Rajaleidja keskuse psühholoog

📺 Video on ukrainakeelne, subtiitrid eesti ja vene keeles (vali YouTube’i seadetes).

Haridus- ja Noorteametil on Šveitsi–Eesti koostööprogrammi raames valmimas kaheksa inspireerivat ja praktilist videoloengut, mis aitavad lapsevanematel toetada oma lapse arengut mitmekeelses ja mitmekultuurilises keskkonnas.
Iga kuu avaldame ühe uue video, mis käsitleb olulisi teemasid alates lapse emotsionaalsest heaolust kuni vanemate rollini muutuste toetamisel.
Kaasrahastanud Šveitsi riik majanduslike ja sotsiaalsete erinevuste vähendamiseks Euroopa Liidus.
Lisainfo: https://harno.ee/stipendiumid-ja-toet...
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Have you ever felt that you don’t really know what is happening with your child at school?
Do you feel anxiety, questions… and sometimes even frustration?

In the fourth video lecture, Nataliiia Shevchenko, psychologist at the Harno Rajaleidja Centre, speaks openly and supportively about how communication between parents and schools affects a child’s emotional well-being, motivation, and sense of security. When there is tension between adults, children feel it too. A lack of information, misunderstandings about teaching methods, or unresolved conflicts can create stress, insecurity, and a desire to withdraw in children.

From this video lecture, you will gain:
• a better understanding of why cooperation with schools sometimes breaks down;
• encouragement to ask questions and speak openly about your child’s needs;
• practical recommendations for building a trusting and calm dialogue with the school;
• insight into how your own actions can support your child’s well-being.

When parents feel confident and well-informed, children can feel calmer and more secure as well.
Speaker: Nataliiia Shevchenko, Psychologist at the Harno Rajaleidja Centre

📺 The video is in Ukrainian, with subtitles available in Estonian and Russian (selectable in YouTube settings).

As part of the Swiss–Estonian Cooperation Programme, the Education and Youth Board is producing eight inspiring and practical video lectures to support parents in fostering their child’s development in a multilingual and multicultural environment. One new video is released each month, covering key topics ranging from children’s emotional well-being to the role of parents in supporting change.
Supported by the Swiss contribution to reducing economic and social disparities in the EU