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: Instead of leaving it to parents to access these sites and see what their child failed maybe it could include a more comprensive system of communication. I think parents and teachers could create a team to solve this problem and actively pursue a mutually satisfying result. Getting input from the students would be very informative. The first thing I would work on is the animosity and fear between the two groups. The culture of involvement must be nurtured and prioritized. Our children need to feel the adults care about them and are providing a safety net when needed in order to feel successful in their own education. Sandra says: November 8, 2010 at 9:50 am
Teachers want parents to co-teach from home. Although that would be a ideal it is not a perfect world and in reality it is an unexpected demand considering the challenges many families face such as unemployment, multiple low paying jobs to meet their family’s basic needs. A reasonable expectation is that there is open communication between parent and teacher.