Every Teacher's Guide to Working With ParentsMost parents love their children and work hard to be the best parents they can be, but teachers and parents often find themselves in conflict, resulting in hostility, defensiveness, distrust, and communication breakdowns. Contributing to the problem are media images, public policy, professional commentary, and informal conversations that portray parents as deficient, particularly when the parents may already be marginalized through poverty or language barriers. Working from research in three key areas - parent development and parenting skills, social and historical influences on families, and parent-school relationships - teacher (and parent), Gwen Rudney offers teachers a more useful interpretation of parent beliefs and actions, designed to lead to community, trust-building, collaboration, gratitude, and friendship. Straightforward chapters offer teachers theory, practice, case studies, workshop exercises, and common sense strategies and reminders for working with parents to improve life and learning for all children. |
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After years of hearing about one problem after another , these parents are beaten . They have heard teachers criticize and share their own ... Some teachers may have told them what they should be doing at home to fix the problems .
After years of hearing about one problem after another , these parents are beaten . They have heard teachers criticize and share their own ... Some teachers may have told them what they should be doing at home to fix the problems .
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there is a problem , we need to analyze it and look for specific solutions . ... As family advocates , we can let others know that if it were as easy as the parents " only " doing something , there would be few problems with children .
there is a problem , we need to analyze it and look for specific solutions . ... As family advocates , we can let others know that if it were as easy as the parents " only " doing something , there would be few problems with children .
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Parents under siege : Why you are the solution , not the problem , in your child's life . New York : Free Press . Good , T. L. , & Brophy , J. E. ( 2002 ) . Looking in classrooms ( 9th ed . ) . Boston : Allyn & Bacon .
Parents under siege : Why you are the solution , not the problem , in your child's life . New York : Free Press . Good , T. L. , & Brophy , J. E. ( 2002 ) . Looking in classrooms ( 9th ed . ) . Boston : Allyn & Bacon .
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| Titre | Every Teacher's Guide to Working With Parents |
| Auteur | Gwen L. Rudney |
| Édition | illustrée |
| Éditeur | SAGE Publications, 2005 |
| Original provenant de | l'Université de Virginie |
| Numérisé | 17 déc. 2009 |
| ISBN | 1412917743, 9781412917742 |
| Longueur | 107 pages |
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