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 recognize the value in discussing their students ' good academic performance , interests , and talents ( Metropolitan Life , 2002 ) . Teachers know that excellent parent - teacher communication will build positive relationships ...
They recognize the value in discussing their students ' good academic performance , interests , and talents ( Metropolitan Life , 2002 ) . Teachers know that excellent parent - teacher communication will build positive relationships ...
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For each element , she has described what the teacher performance would look like at the unsatisfactory , basic , proficient , or distinguished levels . In Domain 4 , " Professional Responsibilities , " Component C is called ...
For each element , she has described what the teacher performance would look like at the unsatisfactory , basic , proficient , or distinguished levels . In Domain 4 , " Professional Responsibilities , " Component C is called ...
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Be Prepared With Interesting , Meaningful Information Parents may indicate it in different ways , but most parents want to know four things from the teacher : how their children are doing , how their children's performance relates to ...
Be Prepared With Interesting , Meaningful Information Parents may indicate it in different ways , but most parents want to know four things from the teacher : how their children are doing , how their children's performance relates to ...
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