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Parent-Teacher CollaborationEarly Childhood to Adolescence
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Parent-Teacher Collaboration by Louise Porter
This important new book is a practical guide for teachers who want to improve relationships with the parents of their students. It empowers them with the skills and confidence necessary for productive collaboration and addresses a range of issues that affect childrens functioning and achievement. TeacherParent Collaboration presents jargon-free and solution-based approaches to collaboration which draw on the inherent strengths that all individuals have, no matter how bleak their personal situation.
ISBN: 9780864316233 ISBN-10: 0864316232 Classification: Organization & management of education , Educational psychology Format: Paperback (235mm x 154mm x mm) Pages: 288 Imprint: Australian Council Educational Research (ACER) Publisher: Australian Council Educational Research (ACER) Publish Date: 1-Feb-2008 Country of Publication: Australia |
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