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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Advocating for Parents : What Are Powerful Messages We Can Share ? Scenario : “ I Didn't Know How to Say It " Message One : All of Us Have Parents ... and Most of Us Become Them The Problem With Ethnocentrism : Like Me / Not Like Me ...
Advocating for Parents : What Are Powerful Messages We Can Share ? Scenario : “ I Didn't Know How to Say It " Message One : All of Us Have Parents ... and Most of Us Become Them The Problem With Ethnocentrism : Like Me / Not Like Me ...
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In this chapter , six messages of understanding and advocacy are presented along with the facts and figures that give them meaning and power . The six statements are reminders . They are big ideas written in simple terms ( see Box 3.1 ) ...
In this chapter , six messages of understanding and advocacy are presented along with the facts and figures that give them meaning and power . The six statements are reminders . They are big ideas written in simple terms ( see Box 3.1 ) ...
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1 MESSAGE Two : MANY POWERFUL FACTORS CREATE MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PARENTING “ In recent years , big business , government , and ... Policy decisions , media messages , and professional stances are affected by assumptions about parents .
1 MESSAGE Two : MANY POWERFUL FACTORS CREATE MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PARENTING “ In recent years , big business , government , and ... Policy decisions , media messages , and professional stances are affected by assumptions about parents .
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