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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By making a positive assumption , we can encourage better relationships , accurate understandings , and successful communications . Maybe , as suggested in the quotation box on page 62 , our whole lives will be transformed .
By making a positive assumption , we can encourage better relationships , accurate understandings , and successful communications . Maybe , as suggested in the quotation box on page 62 , our whole lives will be transformed .
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... Brian , 10 Angry parents , 52 Another Ten Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Avoid Teen Pregnancy ( National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy ) , 4-5 Assumptions : misconceptions about parenting , 64-70 positive , 64 problem ...
... Brian , 10 Angry parents , 52 Another Ten Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Avoid Teen Pregnancy ( National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy ) , 4-5 Assumptions : misconceptions about parenting , 64-70 positive , 64 problem ...
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See Child abuse / neglect Nelson , Dorothy , 80 Nolte , Dorothy Law , 91 Nurturance , 6-8 The Nurture Assumption : Why ... 17 , 20 Olsen , G. , 3 , 77 Opinions : assumptions , 62-63 ethnocentrism , 61–62 misconceptions about parenting ...
See Child abuse / neglect Nelson , Dorothy , 80 Nolte , Dorothy Law , 91 Nurturance , 6-8 The Nurture Assumption : Why ... 17 , 20 Olsen , G. , 3 , 77 Opinions : assumptions , 62-63 ethnocentrism , 61–62 misconceptions about parenting ...
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