Every Teacher's Guide to Working With ParentsEducator (and parent) Gwen Rudney offers straightforward strategies and suggestions to help teachers collaborate with parents to improve life and learning for all children. |
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Then there is the problem of unsolicited advice . I opened a fortune cookie once that read , “ Unsolicited advice is seldom welcomed . " Though I must plead guilty to continuing to give unsolicited advice , I recognize the truth in that ...
Then there is the problem of unsolicited advice . I opened a fortune cookie once that read , “ Unsolicited advice is seldom welcomed . " Though I must plead guilty to continuing to give unsolicited advice , I recognize the truth in that ...
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Too much advice — not needed and not welcomed . Finally , individual parents must apply information in their own unique contexts . Even with full comprehension and access to the best information available , parents have their hands full ...
Too much advice — not needed and not welcomed . Finally , individual parents must apply information in their own unique contexts . Even with full comprehension and access to the best information available , parents have their hands full ...
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... 19–22 questions , advice , comments of , 41-44 support for teachers , 35–36 what they want from teachers , 36–39 with troubled kids , 25–27 Parents , lives of : blaming parents , 1-2 demands / decisions , 2–3 experts , advice of ...
... 19–22 questions , advice , comments of , 41-44 support for teachers , 35–36 what they want from teachers , 36–39 with troubled kids , 25–27 Parents , lives of : blaming parents , 1-2 demands / decisions , 2–3 experts , advice of ...
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