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At this point in the school year, you may be preparing for upcoming parent-teacher/family-teacher conferences. Or you may have recently had your first round of conferences and are reflecting on how they went. Whichever is the case, it is always a good time to revisit

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Parent-Teacher Conferences – Something’s Got to Give!

August 10, 2015

author: Mary Jane O'Connell and Kara L. Vandas

This article was originally published on Finding Common Ground. How many of us have sat through pointless or less-than-informational parent-teacher conferences? It often goes a little something like this: Mom asks, “How is Jeff doing in your class? I see he earned a “C,” and I

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