Communication App with Speedy Responses
When there was something new to see on our Bloomz feed, we would get a notification on our phones so we were able to provide a response quickly. On the flipside, his teacher always answered our questions promptly, helping us to prepare our child for his school day.
The app made it easy to ask quick questions such as a missing folder, if he should bring hot or cold lunch, or when the next project was due. We could always count on her to provide us a quick response to any question we asked through the app.
Communication App for Parent-teacher Collaboration
From an education standpoint, a direct line to the teacher is extremely helpful when identifying a child’s needs. For example, if there is a concern, the teacher would be able to communicate with the parents and they would be able to start implementing a plan right away (as opposed to waiting for report cards or parent-teacher conferences).
It is a completely new way for parents to be involved in a child’s education and growth.
It’s important for children to know that their teachers and parents work together so they can be successful in school. Bloomz let us access up-to-date information about what was happening in our child’s day so when he got home, we could have informed conversations based on what we saw him doing in school that day. It was a great icebreaker to talk about what he learned, and it showed him that we cared and wanted to be part of his development.
Our involvement made our son even more enthusiastic about learning and being engaged through the school day. Students would use “Center Time” to upload their work and projects into their Bloomz timelines, which allowed the teacher more instructional time.
Using classroom devices, our son would take snapshots of his screen or create short videos to add to his individual student timeline, which he knows we look at daily.
Using a parent-teacher communication app gave us a way to be part of our son’s development. The rich and immediate communication has helped us feel more connected to our son, his school, and school activities.
In an age where we are constantly connected with work, home, friends, and family members, we have now successfully bridged the digital gap between home and school.
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