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A Guide to Creating Key Partnerships with Parents
Jill Hare, Editor | TheApple.com
It’s the beginning of the school year and that shiny new feeling has worn off. If you’re like a lot of teachers, you are feeling stressed and wondering how you are going to get everything you need for your class planned and prepared. Creating key partnerships with parents can be a lifesaver if you approach it correctly. From fostering good relationships with parents, to including parents in discipline, and even encouraging parents to volunteer, TheApple has ideas that you can start using now.
Table of Contents
I. Working and Connecting With Parents
Includes: Connecting With Parents, Making Parents Allies and Helpers, Disinterested Parents Look to Parents to…,Tips for Working With Parents
II.How to Create Partnerships With Parents and Families
Includes: 10 Tips on How To Form Good Partnerships with Families
III. Great Ways to Catch and Keep Volunteers
Includes: How to Ask for Volunteers, How to Thank Volunteers, and words of advice about volunteering from some of our featured writers
IV. Discipline Tip: Involve Parents
Includes: Five Great Tips
V. Parent Involvement Statistics for all 50 States
Includes: Data About Parent/Teacher Conferences and Involvement
sanmccarron
about 1 year ago
1216 comments
So very many parents are tired by the teen years that it seems the child is left more and more on his or her own, and fewer parents show for the parent-teacher nights or come to talk with teachers.