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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Sometimes It's a Difficult Situation a a A difficult person may actually be a person in a difficult situation . If it is a difficult situation , direct and open discussion will help . Families under stress can react in unusual ways .
Sometimes It's a Difficult Situation a a A difficult person may actually be a person in a difficult situation . If it is a difficult situation , direct and open discussion will help . Families under stress can react in unusual ways .
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During this time , teachers should avoid doing what all of us usually do when faced with a difficult person : We think about how good things would be if only the person ... were different . In situations like this , that kind of ...
During this time , teachers should avoid doing what all of us usually do when faced with a difficult person : We think about how good things would be if only the person ... were different . In situations like this , that kind of ...
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Coworkers , 82–83 Current , L. S. , 77 successful families , types of , 75–79 See also Parents Fathers : single parents , 78–79 two - parent family , 76–78 Finkelhor , D. , 72 Fiore , D. J .: difficult parents , 52 , 58 parent - teacher ...
Coworkers , 82–83 Current , L. S. , 77 successful families , types of , 75–79 See also Parents Fathers : single parents , 78–79 two - parent family , 76–78 Finkelhor , D. , 72 Fiore , D. J .: difficult parents , 52 , 58 parent - teacher ...
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