Develop Positive Relationships With Parents

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Software tips
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Child,
Parents
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Microsoft

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Overview: Parents' involvement in their child's education is a key factor in the child's scholastic success. Parental participation ranges from paying little or no attention to overt hovering. As the teacher, you must help manage the parental participation so that students are accountable for their own learning. You must develop positive relationships with parents to demonstrate that you care about their child's progress and well-being.

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