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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They can tell the teacher what is difficult about getting homework done and how the children feel about school . They also may have infor. mation about how the children learn that can help the teacher . And despite the fact that parents ...
They can tell the teacher what is difficult about getting homework done and how the children feel about school . They also may have infor. mation about how the children learn that can help the teacher . And despite the fact that parents ...
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Sometimes , we can laugh at problems with homework , but homework is serious business . It can have both positive and negative effects on families . a Homework has fallen in and out of favor throughout 44 EVERY TEACHER'S GUIDE TO ...
Sometimes , we can laugh at problems with homework , but homework is serious business . It can have both positive and negative effects on families . a Homework has fallen in and out of favor throughout 44 EVERY TEACHER'S GUIDE TO ...
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a Homework has fallen in and out of favor throughout the 20th century . Cooper ( 2001 ) describes 30 - year cycles , with the public demanding either more or less homework about every 15 years . In the 1980s and 1990s , more homework ...
a Homework has fallen in and out of favor throughout the 20th century . Cooper ( 2001 ) describes 30 - year cycles , with the public demanding either more or less homework about every 15 years . In the 1980s and 1990s , more homework ...
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