@iskarob Q7: Parent engagement is crucial. Students seeing their parents involved makes themselves want to be involved. Involving parents in the future involves newsletter and meetings to show parents you are involved and motivated like they are! #EDUC330#TheRents
@RossJoh71376846@abigailcurran1 Ross I think this is awesome! listening to parents is what we need to do! Most parents just want their concerns or comments heard by us, as the teacher!
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@abigailcurran1 Q6: Practical ways on making parents your partners could be the goal setting that we have talked about. Also by newsletters! Other ways can be meeting outside of the classroom, such as extracurriculars. This shows the parents your well rounded in your school! #EDUC330#TheRents
@HunterSchilder @abigailcurran1 I agree Hunter! Having the parents on point with us and seeing things from our perspective is crucial! #EDUC330#TheRents
@abigailcurran1 A5: Consistency and practically is important. Being consistent with them shows you are on top of information and staying on top of your own profession by looking out for students and their goals. #EDUC330#TheRents
@iskarob A4: Parents that are engaged with teachers shows they are motivated for their child to learn in the classroom. Giving the student motivation to learn in the classroom. Parents who are not as engaged may lead to the child not participating or see the importance
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@SweereEmma@iskarob Emma I totally agree! Even though showing up to activities shows support as a teacher. Meeting with parents and working together for goal setting is crucial. #EDUC330#TheRents
@iskarob A3: Parents engagement in my own words is actively discussing with students parents about goals for the student and possibly teacher. This could involve meetings, emails, or even during conferences. Staying engaged with parents and setting goals is crucial. #EDUC330#TheRents
@AshleyStreeter7@annasauer415 Ashely I love this, seeing people face to face is such a good way to meet parents and show them you are not just an "email screen" but a person as well. #EDUC330#TheRents
@annasauer415 A2: I believe Weekly Newsletters are a great way of informing parents of what has been happening in class for the week, so parents understand what kind of things their child is undergoing. It is also a good way of putting positive comments into the newsletters
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@RossJoh71376846@annasauer415 I totally agree! Everyone benefits off of a system such as this. Collaboration is the most important when building relationships in and outside the classroom.
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