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April 5, 2011
Keep Communicating
We all know that if a bridge is not structurally sound, it will eventually collapse. Likewise, if relationships are not built on a sturdy foundation, they too will fail. Sometimes parents and teachers can be intimidated by each other. But by willingly beginning the home/school relationship with an open, sharing approach, we can build trust. […]
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Maintain Routines
Children develop best in an environment of order and consistency. They are happier when they know what to expect. To a young child, a predictable world is a safe world. By setting up regular, reliable times and procedures for daily events, parents and teachers provide a dependable environment. Routines also help avoid the power struggles […]
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Read Together Everyday
Parents are children’s first and most influential teachers. Reading together is one of the earliest shared experiences of parents and children. When you read a story to a child, you are her reading teacher. Children learn to read by being read to. Research shows that early and good readers come from homes where reading is […]
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