The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching, Teaching, Teaching Methods
| Author: | Cheryl Lacey | ISBN: | 9781370486137 |
| Publisher: | Cheryl Lacey | Publication: | December 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Cheryl Lacey |
| ISBN: | 9781370486137 |
| Publisher: | Cheryl Lacey |
| Publication: | December 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
If you are a practising teacher The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers is a resource you will want to have on your desk.
Author Cheryl Lacey is a keen advocate for the best possible education for Australia's young people. She is an experienced classroom practitioner and currently works with professional educators who seek to refine their practice.
In her latest book, she shares the wealth of her own stories and perceptions, as well as practical approaches and solutions to situations teachers face every day.
As teacher and parent, she is well placed to offer her perspective on the crucial relationship between schools and the families they serve.
The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers looks closely at the dynamics of this relationship, focusing on:
•The changing role of parents in education
•Communication about curriculum content and delivery
•Building productive relationships with parents
•Helping parents make well-informed contributions to the school community
•Your role as teacher, and the services you provide
•Meaningful interviews with parents
The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers is packed with information and practical hints that make sense for teachers in twenty-first century Australian schools.
If you are a practising teacher The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers is a resource you will want to have on your desk.
Author Cheryl Lacey is a keen advocate for the best possible education for Australia's young people. She is an experienced classroom practitioner and currently works with professional educators who seek to refine their practice.
In her latest book, she shares the wealth of her own stories and perceptions, as well as practical approaches and solutions to situations teachers face every day.
As teacher and parent, she is well placed to offer her perspective on the crucial relationship between schools and the families they serve.
The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers looks closely at the dynamics of this relationship, focusing on:
•The changing role of parents in education
•Communication about curriculum content and delivery
•Building productive relationships with parents
•Helping parents make well-informed contributions to the school community
•Your role as teacher, and the services you provide
•Meaningful interviews with parents
The Ultimate Parent Teacher Interview: A Guide for Australian Teachers is packed with information and practical hints that make sense for teachers in twenty-first century Australian schools.
