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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Solicit and Utilize Parent Questions , Advice , and Comments We know that parents and teachers have overlapping spheres of knowledge and expertise . The professional skill of a teacher combined with personal knowledge of the parent will ...
Solicit and Utilize Parent Questions , Advice , and Comments We know that parents and teachers have overlapping spheres of knowledge and expertise . The professional skill of a teacher combined with personal knowledge of the parent will ...
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... and abide by a code of ethics for the state in which they work ; they should work collaboratively with other stakeholders ; and they must understand and competently apply the knowledge and skills needed for their profession .
... and abide by a code of ethics for the state in which they work ; they should work collaboratively with other stakeholders ; and they must understand and competently apply the knowledge and skills needed for their profession .
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... 84–91 successful families , diversity among , 75–79 village to raise child , 79–84 Metropolitan Life : child - adult connections , 84 childrens ' health / happiness , 71 parents ' knowledge about children , 73 parents ' knowledge ...
... 84–91 successful families , diversity among , 75–79 village to raise child , 79–84 Metropolitan Life : child - adult connections , 84 childrens ' health / happiness , 71 parents ' knowledge about children , 73 parents ' knowledge ...
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