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<P ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=5><B><U>Parent Teacher Teams<BR>
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<P> Children are more successful in school when parents and teachers work together. These suggestions can help your child see parent teacher teamwork on action.<BR>
<B> Communicate frequently. </B>Call, write, or e-mail the teacher often. Let your child deliver the written notes or see you sending the e-mail from the computer, so he knows youre in touch.<BR>
<B>Present a united front.</B> Whenever possible, support the teachers policies. If you have concerns, talk privately with the teacher. Try to speak positively about school-related situations in front of your child.<BR>
<B>Show appreciation for teachers.</B> Talk about what your child has learned this year from her teacher. Maybe she learned some interesting facts about another country or how to multiply. <BR>
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<P><B>Worth Quoting</B><BR>
Real generosity is doing something nice for someone who will never find out. <I>Frank A. Clark</I><B><BR>
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<P ALIGN=RIGHT>--items from the <I>School&Home Connection</I>, December 2001</P>
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