Developing Teacher-Parent Partnerships Across Cultures- Effective Parent Conferences.pdf
Family Partnerships That Count.pdf
NMSA Research Summary - Parent Involvement (August 2006).pdf
Parent Involvment Fact Sheet.pdf
Parents in the Picture.pdf
Setting A Parent Trap.docx
The ‘Partner Parent’.docx
Varieties of Parent Involvement in Schooling.pdf
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Being Culturally Responsive
Becoming Culturally Responsive Educators- Rethinking Teacher Education Pedagogy.pdf
CRCM Culturally Responsive Classroom Management in Urban Education.pdf
Culturally Responsive Classroom Mgmt Strat2.pdf
Culturally Responsive Differientiated Instruction.pdf
DoubleCheck- A Framework of Cultural Presponsiveness Applied to Classroom Behavior.pdf
Professional Learning for Culturally Responsive Teaching.pdf
Toward a Conception of Culturally Responsive Classroom Management.pdf
CRCM Culturally Responsive Classroom Management in Urban Education.pdf
Culturally Responsive Classroom Mgmt Strat2.pdf
Culturally Responsive Differientiated Instruction.pdf
DoubleCheck- A Framework of Cultural Presponsiveness Applied to Classroom Behavior.pdf
Professional Learning for Culturally Responsive Teaching.pdf
Toward a Conception of Culturally Responsive Classroom Management.pdf
Friday, February 22, 2013
Teaching Cultural Sensitivity in the Classroom
"Today's classroom is more diverse than ever before. We've compiled tips from veteran teachers, advice from ESL specialists, and book lists that speak to the backgrounds of all your students."
Scholastic provides many links and ideas about developing and teaching cultural sensitivity here.
Building Cross-Cultural Sensitivity in the Classroom
Follow the outline of an exercise to develop cultural knowledge and teach students to identify their own cultural profile.
Parent Teacher Conference "Survival Guide" Video
New Teacher Survival Guide: The Parent-Teacher Conference
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Tips and Strategies for Increasing Parent and Family Involvement in Virginia Schools
A helpful booklet about increasing parent and family involvement. The full booklet can be viewed here.
The booklet is broken into six sections, in addition to a "next steps" review to conclude the booklet.
Sections include:
The booklet is broken into six sections, in addition to a "next steps" review to conclude the booklet.
Sections include:
- Hosting Activities to bring parents and families into the school
- Using a variety of methods to communicate with parents
- Creating a warm, welcoming environment
- Being flexible and accommodating
- Providing Resources
- Supporting parents in helping their kids
Working With Parents
Presented as a guide for new teachers, this article on working with parents includes ideas for:
- Connecting With Parents
- Making Parents Allies and Helpers
- Dealing with Disinterested Parents
- Tips for Working With Parents
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