With the addition of globalization, the world has become a technology enthusiast when it comes to email and telephone communications. Therefore, as a paraprofessional, you will need three essential tasks to be a good communicator. First, it is important to call the parents every time the student is having a fantastic day, so you should just call at the point when there appears to be behavior issues. Students would virtually face fewer consequences and the frequency of undesirable behavior would not change. Always communicate with parents on good days and bad. Second, if a parent doesn't answer a phone call, at least leave a voicemail, and if that doesn't seem to be working, start sending a letter home. Several means of communication give a good reputation to your identity. In addition, these messages will inevitably reach parents at some point. Third, when a parent is upset for any reason, be sure to give them space and communicate in a consistently positive manner. A crazy parent will talk negatively about you to other parents and this will give a bad impression of who you are. The three critical steps are the best style for maintaining positive communication with