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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Sometimes , there are problems at school and at home . With that knowledge , the parents and teachers can begin immediately to work together to solve the problems . Occasionally , when parents say that things are going fine at home ...
Sometimes , there are problems at school and at home . With that knowledge , the parents and teachers can begin immediately to work together to solve the problems . Occasionally , when parents say that things are going fine at home ...
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Encountering careful attention and respect , many parents will be able to adjust and move forward toward problem resolution . If not , teachers should stop the conference and reschedule . They can say , “ I am sorry , but I don't think ...
Encountering careful attention and respect , many parents will be able to adjust and move forward toward problem resolution . If not , teachers should stop the conference and reschedule . They can say , “ I am sorry , but I don't think ...
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Daytime talk shows also address parental problems . Who are the parents who will expose their problems on television ? Why do they do it ? How representative are they of most parents ? I am not sure why some people would air their ...
Daytime talk shows also address parental problems . Who are the parents who will expose their problems on television ? Why do they do it ? How representative are they of most parents ? I am not sure why some people would air their ...
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