Title: Parents and Teachers: What Does an Effective Partnership Look Like? - ED.gov Blog
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Parents and Teachers: What Does an Effective Partnership Look Like?
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Content: Often, that something is a dismissive teacher. Having the tenacity to continue, despite receiving discouraging guidance, is a hard thing to do. Carol says: November 2, 2010 at 4:25 pm
An effective partnership looks like this. Teacher calls home to discuss grade/behavior and the parent demonstrates that they have knowledge of the area the student is struggling or succeeding in because they have been communicating with their child. Together we discuss a way for supporting the student. Parent calls teacher to discuss student’s difficulty with homework/behavior and ask how they can help their student. Teacher shares what they have been doing in class and shows the teacher has noticed the struggles. Together we discuss a way for supporting the student. Reality is that neither the parent nor the teacher seem to have time for the kind of in depth view this requires.