Stronger Parent-Teacher Communication

This is a practical guide to customizing family and teacher communications for any school situation and grade level. Parent and teacher-tested. Stronger Parent-Teacher Communication provides details on how to get better communication using less time while improving adult satisfaction and student outcomes. Start small and build on your success or jump in. There are threads focused on improving student involvement and responsibility and on using simple family routines to build lasting student performance gains and avoid the authority-challenging and risk-taking problems of the teen years. Includes sample documents for teachers to share and illustrated student development summaries that allow the parent, teacher, and students to simplify their understanding of common educational concepts without getting bogged down in jargon. Ideal for parents or teachers of students attending schools of all types -private schools, charter schools, public schools, or home schools.

Audience
young adult

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