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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These families are blended families . Among the findings supported by many researchers studying blended families are the following ( Fuller & Marxen , 2003 ) . First , younger children tend to make the best adjustment .
These families are blended families . Among the findings supported by many researchers studying blended families are the following ( Fuller & Marxen , 2003 ) . First , younger children tend to make the best adjustment .
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In today's society , with more and more families spread across the country , it is not always as easy for families to develop the deep connections to their immediate and extended families . Still , family members are important parts of ...
In today's society , with more and more families spread across the country , it is not always as easy for families to develop the deep connections to their immediate and extended families . Still , family members are important parts of ...
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In G. Olsen & M. L. Fuller ( Eds . ) , Home - school relations : Working successfully with parents and families ( 2nd ed . , pp . 273–289 ) . Boston : Allyn & Bacon . Fuller , M. L. , & Marxen , C. ( 2003 ) .
In G. Olsen & M. L. Fuller ( Eds . ) , Home - school relations : Working successfully with parents and families ( 2nd ed . , pp . 273–289 ) . Boston : Allyn & Bacon . Fuller , M. L. , & Marxen , C. ( 2003 ) .
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