@persianofntrest@iskarob I love that! In 5th grade my class did an American History Wax Museum! Parents came and listened to not only their child but other students present about a character in American History! #EDUC330#TheRents
@HunterSchilder @iskarob I like he idea of inviting parents to school sports, plays and science fairs! Getting them involved with their students personal lives and passions support student's education and bond with their parents.
@HaileySgarlata@iskarob I love the idea of a gallery walk. Not only are the parents able to see their student's work but the students also get excited to show their parents their hard work! #EDUC330#TheRents
@abigailcurran1 A6. One way you can make parents your partners is by including them in assignments! For English, you could do an assignment where parents have to send in something special to their student for the student to write about! #educ330#therents
@iskarob A7: Parent engagement is important because it provides another important piece to the support system students rely on (home, school, friends) as they grow and develop into young adults. It's a part of "teaching the whole child" #educ330#TheRents
@roethle_ryan@abigailcurran1 I never it thought about goal setting as a collaborative set of decisions between parents and teachers. But this would certainly help with parental support!
@abigailcurran1 I believe making parents your partners can be a very important aspect of parent teacher relations. If the parent knows you want the best for thier student, they will have your back when problems in progress occur. #EDUC330#TheRents
@abigailcurran1 A5: I think making parents your partners is one way to improve communication; however, you have to diversify your methods because you're going to have some students whose parents aren't willing to partner for their students education #educ330#TheRents
@iskarob Students are more likely to ask for help, care about their learning, and seek resources when they are struggling. Students who lack support, even students who are motivated to learn, will loose man of the advantages their peers benefit from in the learning environment
@iskarob A3: the most important part of parent engagement to me is the idea of sharing responsibility! They are involved in what their children are doing in their classrooms and want to help their children build and grow in all ways they can! #educ330#therents
@julia_r28@iskarob I love the idea that engagement is a responsibility. Being actively involved in your child's learning is a part of raising an informed, active citizen and critical thinker. #educ330#TheRents
@iskarob A3: Parent Engagement is when parents and students travel the journey of learning together and share the treasure of knowledge and understanding between them. #educ330#TheRents
@oliviamthomson@HaileySgarlata@julia_r28@annasauer415 I did this when I left Doty and it makes the students so happy! Its also a great way to remind a teacher that every student has something to bring to the classroom. Plus you never know when a student may really need to hear something nice.