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Positive parent-teacher introductions at the beginning of school will build relationships for the whole year.

New school years bring challenges, different approaches, and a chance for students and parents to start with a positive attitude.

These strategies will keep the parents of students informed and involved throughout the year and will help them feel comfortable visiting a teacher's classroom.

Communicating with parents is an important job for the early childhood educator. This article discusses multiple ways to build parental involvement through communication.

Teachers who follow these six simple strategies will have effective and efficient parent conferences, and establish good communication with parents for the entire year.

Good parent communication builds bridges and enlists parents as powerful partners in the academic success of their children.

Teachers must develop policies that regularly update parents about student performance levels, but communication becomes vital when a student is in danger of failing.

Primary school teachers can use Blogger to create a classroom blog to share student news, upcoming events, and homework assignments with parents.

Whether you are a first year teacher or have one year left before you retire, goal setting will help you improve personally, and professionally.