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Parent-teacher conferences: Perspectives and expectations of the participants (Masters' theses. Elementary Education) by Janet M Maier, 1987
Parent-teacher conferences suggestions for parents (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:433965) by Ann-Marie Clark, 1999
Parents' and teachers' attitudes toward parent-teacher conferences at Davis Middle School (Thesis. University of Redlands, Whitehead College) by Lily Ann Spiritus, 1978
Parent-teacher conferences by Thomas M Stephens, 1981
The values of parent-teacher conferences in the Raymond Schools by Louis Robert Bogdanovich, 1958
Handbook for parent-teacher conferences (Research papers. Education) by Lillian B Nicolson, 1953
Individual parent-teacher conferences (Practical suggestions for teaching) by Katherine E D'Evelyn, 1963
Planning, conducting, and evaluating parent-teacher conferences: Report from the Project on Home-School-Community Relations (Wisconsin Research and Development ... Center for Cognitive Learning. Simformation) by Russell J Cooper, 1977
Better community relations through parent-teacher conferences by William Stanton Jurgens, 1957
Parent-teacher conferences as a means of reporting to parents (Research papers. Education) by Edward P Caraccioli, 1959
Teacher-parent report conferences for moderately and severely mentally retarded children and youth: A guide for teachers by Charles H Gesslein, 1971
The Role of the primary head: the teacher, child and parent;: The record of a conference organised by the Advisory Centre for Education (ACE forum 1)
Conference time for teachers and parents;: A teachers' guide to successful conference reporting by Anne Chambers Lewis, 1970
A guide for improvement of parent-teacher relationships through conferences (Alternate plan paper / Mankato State University. Elementary Education) by James W Annis, 1969

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Tips For Successful Parent Conferences
Most successful teacherparent teams begin with a conference, Here are sometips to help make your parent teacher conferences productive and
http://www.educationminnesota.org/index.cfm?PAGE_ID=166
AboutOurKids.org | Parent-Teacher Conferences: Working As A Team
parentteacher conferences are an opportunity to establish better communicationbetween parents and teachers. Since children are different at home and in
http://www.aboutourkids.org/aboutour/articles/parent-teacher.html

Extractions: by Lydia Spinelli, Ed.D. Introduction Before the conference During the conference About the author ... Related articles Introduction Parent-teacher conferences are an opportunity to establish better communication between parents and teachers. Since children are different at home and in school, both the parent and the teacher gain in understanding the child and can, therefore, be more effective in helping him or her. The teacher may be very surprised to learn that what she thought was a humorous way of dealing with the child was actually making the child feel belittled. The parent may learn that the teacher feels the child is not giving school his best effort. The teacher may learn that the child is distracted because the family is going through a difficult time. Of course, many parents are pleasantly surprised to hear how much better behaved the child is in school than at home. Back to top.
Gridley School - Parent Conferences
teacher parent - Student conferences Conferencias de Mastro, Padres y Estudiantes.teachers share with students to provide modeling and examples of the
http://www.lausd.k12.ca.us/Gridley_EL/conferences.html
Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - Theme Of The Month
How to Make parentteacher conferences Work for Your Child teacher-TestedTips parent teacher conferences a short list of ideas submitted by
http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/newtheme0405.html
SEDL Press Release: SEDL Helps Parents Prepare For Parent-Teacher Conferences
tips for parents on how to prepare for and participate in a parentteacherconference. parent-teacher conferences often create concern for parents,
http://www.sedl.org/new/pressrelease/20031001_16.html

Extractions: E-mail: jpollard@sedl.org The first six weeks of school have ended. As a parent, you anxiously await the arrival of your child's report card, and instead, you get a notice requesting that you attend a parent-teacher conference. As part of the Southwest Educational Development Laboratory's (SEDL's) ongoing effort to help parents become meaningfully engaged in their children's learning, SEDL offers tips for parents on how to prepare for and participate in a parent-teacher conference. Parent-teacher conferences often create concern for parents, especially when the conference ends up being a session where parents spend most of the time listening to reports about their child's conduct and class work. "Although it is a perfect opportunity to have a two-way dialogue between the parent and teacher, quite often a conference becomes a one-way discussion, and a tense one at that," says Fred Estrello, Parent Involvement Programs Specialist for the Austin Independent School District's Family Resource Center. Parents, as well as teachers, can benefit from preparing for the meeting. Parents can write questions about their child's learning experiences such as:
UCB Parents Advice Parent/Teacher Conferences
UCB parents Advice. parent/teacher conferences. Advice and recommendations fromthe UCB parents mailing list. This page is brought to you by UC Berkeley
http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/school/conference.html

Extractions: Parent/Teacher Conferences Advice and recommendations from the UCB Parents mailing list. This page is brought to you by UC Berkeley Parents Network Back to: Advice about School Aug 1999 My daughter has had difficulties in daycare since she was 2 years old. She is very bright and active, but she has social difficulties with other children at times and acts impulsively/ inappropriately. She is now 4.5 and attends a quality child care program. I always try to limit her hours to 6.5 or so per day and spend special days with her as well. She takes a break from child care each summer. She doesn't act out (or exhibit obvious social blunders) when I take her to parks, nor when she has friends over, aside from the typical squabble over a toy. Whenever her teachers give me recommendations, I get emotional and take it personally. For example, they tell me we should see a family therapist, take her to ADHD Specialty Camps or that we need to work with her more on social empathy at home. I want to cooperate and work with the teachers to the ultimate goal of my child having a positive and successful experience at preschool, but I always feel that they are blaming me as a parent and I get incredibly defensive. School just started for the semester and already I am in tears over discussion with her teacher. He said that my daughter offends other children and they don't want to be friends with her, so I need to work with her at home and have her "stop walking all over me and understand that Mom has a life too."
Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences
What should parents expect from a parent teacher conference? parentteacherconferences are scheduled to be an exchange of ideas about your child s
http://www.olentangy.k12.oh.us/district/faqs/ptconf.html

Extractions: District Home Board of Education Building Directory Site Index ... District Calendar What is a Parent-Teacher conference? What should parents expect from a Parent Teacher conference? Getting ready for the conference What to expect ... Benefits of the Parent-Teacher conference Alum Creek Arrowhead Indian Springs Oak Creek ... Wyandot Run Parent-Teacher conferences are scheduled to be an exchange of ideas about your child's activities, habits, experiences, and achievements. Parents are requested to make a special effort to meet during these regularly scheduled times. Nevertheless, special circumstances may require scheduling a conference before school hours or late in the afternoon. Back to top Getting ready for the conference: you can help!
ASD | Parent-Teacher Conferences
parentteacher conferences are a valuable resource in the education of your child.During conferences, the teacher and parent/guardian have the opportunity
http://www.asd.k12.ak.us/parents/conferences.asp

Extractions: Site Index Site Options Contact Us Search for: Schools Departments About ASD School Board ... myASD Schedule Tips Online resources In September the Anchorage School Board approved a change to the 2005-2006 calendar that moved the April 2006 parent conferences from April 10-14 to April 17-21 Please call Elementary Education Department 907-742-4254 with questions. Please call Middle School Education Department 907-742-4249 with questions. Please call High School Education Department 907-742-4256 with questions. Conferences offer an opportunity for you to find out how your children are getting along with classmates, how they are progressing in school and what you can do at home to build on strengths and overcome challenges. Parents will have scheduled conferences with elementary teachers. At the middle school and high school levels, time with each teacher will be brief, but parent participation is an important way you can show support and schedule an individual conference if needed. The following questions will help guide your teacher conference and (with some minor changes) can be used for students at all levels: Decide what you want to ask the teacher and write the questions down.
College Board Plan For College
parentteacher conferences. Make the Most of Your Meeting. College concerns?Worried about grades? Routine chat? parents and teachers meet for a variety of
http://www.collegeboard.com/parents/article/0,3708,703-704-0-21286,00.html

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Guidelines For Conferences Concerning Angry Children By Leah Davies, M.Ed.
A parent conference is a first step in understanding what is best for the child . teacher I will give more attention to _ when he/she is
http://www.kellybear.com/TeacherArticles/TeacherTip11.html

Extractions: Guidelines for Conferences Concerning Angry Children An angry child is a hurting child who needs help. A parent conference is a first step in understanding what is best for the child. Provide sufficient time to establish a respectful relationship with the parent and to foster open communication. Questions To Be Answered Prior To Conference What do the child's records indicate? What are the child's strengths and weaknesses? What is my greatest concern about this student? Are there any specific home activities I want to suggest? Setting Use a private room that is free from distractions. Use chairs of equal size with no furniture between you and the parent(s). Sit beside each other rather than directly across from each other. Take a pencil and paper plus information on parenting classes, mental health facilities, and parenting handouts found under "Parent Tips" at www.kellybear.com.
Parent Conferences
teachers and administrators may also request a parent conference. If a parent/guardianrequests that the teacher is present at the conference,
http://www.hcsb.k12.fl.us/pms/NW/Admins/Parent_con.htm
Parent Teacher Conferences - Gunston Middle School
parent conferences are scheduled from 745 am 345 pm These conferencesare the traditional style, where the teacher and parent can discuss the
http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/gunston/special_events/03_04/conf_mar.htm

Extractions: All teachers will be available to talk with you during the time periods indicated unless you have been specifically notified otherwise. If you child is on the Gator team, they have a special conference scheduling procedure that they call Ultimate Sharing. Please check with them for further information. If your child is on the Gecko Team, and has Ms. Woodbury for science and Ms. Keys for reading, you also will have a different scheduling procedure You will have approximately five minutes with each teacher if others are waiting. Please arrive early during the time frame so you can complete your conference in the alloted time. You should allow at least one hour to complete your conferences. Translators will be available.
Nebraska State Education Association
Preparing a list of questions for your parent/teacher conference. So you re aboutto meet your child s teacher at this school year s first parent/teacher
http://www.nsea.org/parents/articles/chalktalk14.htm

Extractions: @import "/design/master.css"; @import "/design/nav.css"; @import "/design/print.css"; Should the Nebraska state law requiring a 30 minute duty free lunch be changed to a 60 minute duty free lunch? Click here to comment. Yes No Click here for Printable Version Portions of this site require the Adobe Reader plugin. HOME Parents Articles for Parents > Parent Teacher Conferences (Pt 2): A Little Homework Makes A Big Difference Preparing a list of questions for your parent/teacher conference. So you're about to meet your child's teacher at this school year's first parent/teacher conference. You've reviewed your child's school records, report cards, progress reports and any papers brought home from school. You've talked with your child and found out which subjects he or she likes and which subjects are disliked. You've asked your child to talk to you about any problems that exist in school. And now you're wondering how the meeting will go and you're preparing a written list of questions to take to the conference. Three important areas to inquire about are your child's academic, work and social skills. Here are a few questions you might consider asking:
Why You Should Attend Parent Conferences And Take Your Child With You!
A trusted source on education issues for teachers, parents, and students since 1999 . Why You Should Attend parent/teacher conferences
http://www.educationcoffeehouse.com/BacktoClass/conferences.htm
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Suggestions For Parents. ERIC Digest.
Provides fulltext access to the ERIC Digest of this name.
http://www.ericdigests.org/2000-2/parents.htm

Extractions: Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education Champaign IL. Parent-Teacher Conferences: Suggestions for Parents. ERIC Digest. Parent-teacher conferences sometimes become a cause for concern for everyone involved-children, parents, and teachers. Children just beginning their school experience may be wary of the idea of parents and teachers talking about them behind closed doors. Parents may feel uncomfortable about going inside their child's classroom, sitting in small chairs, and listening to reports of their child's conduct and class work. Teachers, especially in their first years of teaching, may be uncertain about how to handle unhappy or critical parents. They may feel uneasy telling anxious parents about their children's problems. This Digest outlines ways to improve communication during parent- teacher conferences. Suggestions are offered to help parents participate more effectively in parent-teacher conferences dealing with children's behavior and learning. PARENT-TEACHER COMMUNICATION If children are experiencing problems at school, it is important for parents and teachers to share the responsibility for creating a working relationship that fosters children's learning and development. Teachers can encourage open communication by letting parents know when they are available and how they may be contacted, inviting parents to participate in classroom activities, and eliciting parents' concerns and interests prior to a scheduled conference. Parents can introduce themselves early in the school year, letting the teacher know when and how they can be reached and asking how they can begin to become involved in classroom and school activities.
Where Is The Student During Parent-Teacher Conferences | Connect For Kids
Conversely, teachers referred to it as the parent conference. parents andteachers should come to the student conference prepared to discuss their
http://www.connectforkids.org/node/72

Extractions: @import "misc/drupal.css"; @import "modules/bookreview/bookreview.css"; @import "modules/sidecontent/sidecontent.css"; @import "themes/connectforkids/style.css"; Connect for Kids Home Articles Main Menu Surf to Find Info: Topics: Choose a Topic: Child Care Diversity Education Family Income Health History of Childhood Media Parenting Taking Action Youth at Risk Go Go Types of Content: Articles Blog: Under the CFK Umbrella Events Field Reports Organizations Talktime Live! Toolkits Weblinks Youth Experts Go Guides: Action Central Book Corner CFK Site Guide Kid Beat: Media Resources Newsletters State Pages Topics Go About CFK Keyword Search: Search In Your Inbox: Newsletters: CFK Weekly Connections Celebrating Families E-Alert Connections Re-Connecting Our Youth E-Update Go Subscribe now Related Terms Topics: Click a link above to view all content that has been categorized under that term. Related Articles Published: February 10, 1999
Parent-Teacher Conferences
parentteacher conferences involve parents and guardians in their students Six half days are set aside for regular parent teacher conferences for
http://www.bham.wednet.edu/district/msconference.htm

Extractions: Additional Parent-Teacher Conferences At least two additional parent conference days are held at each school for students who are not making adequate progress toward standards. Each school selects these days from among the ten approved early release days . On these days students are dismissed on the early release schedule. Schools needing more conference time for students not meeting standards can request additional time according to certain guidelines. District Schools For Families Technology ... Image Information
Bryant Elementary School
It is time for parent conferences! The fall has passed all too quickly and we are parent teacher conferences posted on 11/30/2004 by Linda Robinson,
http://www.bryantschool.org/default.cfm?area=bryantinfo&content=dynamic_principa
What Happens At Parent/teacher Conferences?
Early education specialist and teacher Sandy Carpenter explains the three componentsof a school conference.
http://parentcenter.babycenter.com/expert/bigkid/gpreschool/71750.html?adcode=MS
NAGC - List Of 10 Questions For Parent Teacher Conference
How to Make parentteacher conferences Worthwhile and Productive parent-teacherconferences provide excellent opportunities for home and school to
http://www.nagc.org/new/listof10.htm

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