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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DEMANDS AND DECISIONS Parenthood is hard . ... Parenting involves responding to a constant stream of demands and making decision after decision . Parents may not even be aware of the constancy of the decision - making ...
DEMANDS AND DECISIONS Parenthood is hard . ... Parenting involves responding to a constant stream of demands and making decision after decision . Parents may not even be aware of the constancy of the decision - making ...
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There are always competing needs and goals , demands and decisions . If we were to list the dimensions and demands of parenting , how long would the list be ? What would we include ? Parents certainly need to feed , clothe , and shelter ...
There are always competing needs and goals , demands and decisions . If we were to list the dimensions and demands of parenting , how long would the list be ? What would we include ? Parents certainly need to feed , clothe , and shelter ...
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Some decisions and actions are better than others , and parents have to assume responsibility , meet demands , and make decisions despite the factors out of their control . Parents are working to meet the target goals every time they ...
Some decisions and actions are better than others , and parents have to assume responsibility , meet demands , and make decisions despite the factors out of their control . Parents are working to meet the target goals every time they ...
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