Marisol teaches third grade at a public school. There is one child in her class whose parents seem reluctant to come to school. Good strategies for Marisol to try include which of the following?

a. Send positive notes home.

b. Call the parents to let them know their child is doing well.

c. Invite the parents to share something about their work or occupation (s).

d. All of these are correct.

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Micaela Webster

Social Studies

30 May, 12:58

Marisol teaches third grade at a public school. There is one child in her class whose parents seem reluctant to come to school. Good strategies for Marisol to try include which of the following?

a. Send positive notes home.

b. Call the parents to let them know their child is doing well.

c. Invite the parents to share something about their work or occupation (s).

d. All of these are correct.

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Ronald Kaiser · Answer 1

d. All of these are correct.

Explanation:

All of them are correct answers. By sending positive notes to the house, you are encouraging a good relationship with the student and the parents stating how their relationship (teacher-student) is developing. By sending notes, parents know your presence and essence as the teacher. By calling them is a more personal approach because it is a live feedback. You may "break the ice" by introducing yourself and that the parents get to know the teacher of their children in a more personal way. By inviting the parents into the classroom is the final move, because you get to meet them in person and have a more personal relationship with them, and parents could feel more "relax" after they meet you.