Parent-Teacher Interaction System: Development of Parent-Teacher Communication and Collaboration System

This study seeks to enhance communication and collaboration between parents and teachers in primary schools. The research delves into the myriad challenges parents and teachers encounter when attempting to communicate and collaborate effectively, particularly in the context of busy schedules and the absence of a dedicated platform. To address these issues, the aim of this study is to propose a "Parent-Teacher Interaction System (PTIS)," a comprehensive web-based platform designed to bridge the communication gap and support collaborative efforts between parents and teachers. The development of PTIS follows an agile software development methodology, ensuring that the platform is both adaptable and user-centric. The system offers a suite of features such as real-time tracking of student performance across academics and activities, a structured feedback mechanism for parents, multilingual support, a PTIS chatbot for instant queries, daily attendance monitoring, and detailed attendance reports. Beyond serving its immediate users, the PTIS is envisioned as a model for future research and development initiatives aimed at creating educational tools that enhance parent-teacher engagement and ultimately contribute to the betterment of student outcomes.

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AlQalam Journal of Medical and Applied Sciences
Published
2024-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.54361/ajmas.247409
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3
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Parental Involvement in Education
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Parent-Teacher Interaction System: Development of Parent-Teacher Communication and Collaboration System

Kinn Abass Bakon
3 citations
AlQalam Journal of Medical and Applied Sciences
Parental Involvement in Education
6.29
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Parent-Teacher Interaction System: Development of Parent-Teacher Communication and Collaboration System

Kinn Abass Bakon
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3 citations

Abstract

This study seeks to enhance communication and collaboration between parents and teachers in primary schools. The research delves into the myriad challenges parents and teachers encounter when attempting to communicate and collaborate effectively, particularly in the context of busy schedules and the absence of a dedicated platform. To address these issues, the aim of this study is to propose a "Parent-Teacher Interaction System (PTIS)," a comprehensive web-based platform designed to bridge the communication gap and support collaborative efforts between parents and teachers. The development of PTIS follows an agile software development methodology, ensuring that the platform is both adaptable and user-centric. The system offers a suite of features such as real-time tracking of student performance across academics and activities, a structured feedback mechanism for parents, multilingual support, a PTIS chatbot for instant queries, daily attendance monitoring, and detailed attendance reports. Beyond serving its immediate users, the PTIS is envisioned as a model for future research and development initiatives aimed at creating educational tools that enhance parent-teacher engagement and ultimately contribute to the betterment of student outcomes.

AlQalam Journal of Medical and Applied Sciences
Management and Science University (MY)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Parental Involvement in Education
6.29
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