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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The problem is that the benefits can vary according to subject matter , the types of assignment , the length and ... Younger students and students with academic difficulties benefit from assignments on which they mostly are successful .
The problem is that the benefits can vary according to subject matter , the types of assignment , the length and ... Younger students and students with academic difficulties benefit from assignments on which they mostly are successful .
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All parents will benefit from the teacher's empathy , calmness , and patience . For a few parents , teachers may need to consider the ideas presented in the section “ Coping With Difficult Parents ... or Parents With Difficulties ...
All parents will benefit from the teacher's empathy , calmness , and patience . For a few parents , teachers may need to consider the ideas presented in the section “ Coping With Difficult Parents ... or Parents With Difficulties ...
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She states that by providing parents with privileges and benefits , we are violating the principle of equal pay for ... Many of us think that children deserve our support even if we personally don't benefit , but some experts explain ...
She states that by providing parents with privileges and benefits , we are violating the principle of equal pay for ... Many of us think that children deserve our support even if we personally don't benefit , but some experts explain ...
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