The establishment of a home visit program serves as a bridge for communication between schools and parents. Through home visits, it is expected to strengthen the communication between schools and parents, understand each other's needs, and create a more suitable environment for students to grow up in.

During home visits, teachers can let parents know about the student's situation in school and in class, provide effective advice, assist parents in solving difficulties, and provide preventive or remedial support, such as improving parent-child relationships, instilling correct methods of disciplining children, and improving student deviant behavior or violations.

At the same time, it promotes parents' understanding of and familiarity with the school, strengthens communication, contact, and cooperation between schools and parents, and encourages them to participate in activities and lectures organized by the school.

Parents can also express their opinions on the school's resource utilization and policy implementation during home visits, which helps to promote the quality teaching concept of "home-school cooperation" and enhance students' learning efficiency.

Home visits can effectively break down the barriers between teachers and students, allowing teachers to understand the student's growth background, while also improving understanding and communication between teachers, students, and parents.