Title: 10 Messages Every Teacher Should Send To Parents |
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10 Messages Every Teacher Should Send To Parents
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10 Messages Every Teacher Should Send To Parents
1. Your child has successes that we can share.
2. Your child has ‘lightbulb’ moments you should know about.
3. Your child went somewhere. Ask them about it.
4. You can help your child learn by…
5. Here are some questions to ask your child…
6. Here are some alternatives to homework
7. Thank you.
8. Your child is heard in my classroom.
9. I know home life can be busy.
10. I’ll work with you. Here’s how.

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10 Messages Every Teacher Should Send To Parents
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One of the most important things we’ve learned as an education technology company so far is this: tools don’t work on their own. It’s about informing and empowering teachers and families to make the most of them. In the past year, we’ve seen many teachers who connected with 100% of the parents, gained access to keen classroom volunteers and organized more events than ever. How did they achieve this level of success? We’ve analyzed our 100 most engaged classrooms to find out. After much thought and number crunching, we discovered that our top early adopters mastered 5 elements of parent-teacher partnership. Two-way communication, developing parent-teacher relationships, providing support at school and at home, and community building all contribute to the academic success of students. But… where to begin? While we believe that all of the elements are important, one that teachers can easily act upon is establishing effective communications.