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    This document provides guidance for conducting parent-teacher conferences. It outlines the forms, materials, and goals teachers should have for the conference. Teachers are instructed to send home advanced notice of the conference along with the student's report card and work samples. The goals of the conference are to increase parent engagement, inform parents of the student's behavior, ask questions to better know the parents and student, and create goals for the student. Teachers are provided sample questions to ask parents about how the student talks about school and is doing, and if parents have any questions. The conference also involves going over the student's strengths and areas for improvement using a sample form, discussing specific academic or behavior issues, and making a joint goal sheet with the parents

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    This document provides guidance for conducting parent-teacher conferences. It outlines the forms, materials, and goals teachers should have for the conference. Teachers are instructed to send home advanced notice of the conference along with the student's report card and work samples. The goals of the conference are to increase parent engagement, inform parents of the student's behavior, ask questions to better know the parents and student, and create goals for the student. Teachers are provided sample questions to ask parents about how the student talks about school and is doing, and if parents have any questions. The conference also involves going over the student's strengths and areas for improvement using a sample form, discussing specific academic or behavior issues, and making a joint goal sheet with the parents

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    Parent Teacher Conference

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    This document provides guidance for conducting parent-teacher conferences. It outlines the forms, materials, and goals teachers should have for the conference. Teachers are instructed to send home advanced notice of the conference along with the student's report card and work samples. The goals of the conference are to increase parent engagement, inform parents of the student's behavior, ask questions to better know the parents and student, and create goals for the student. Teachers are provided sample questions to ask parents about how the student talks about school and is doing, and if parents have any questions. The conference also involves going over the student's strengths and areas for improvement using a sample form, discussing specific academic or behavior issues, and making a joint goal sheet with the parents

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    Parent-Teacher Conference

    1. Forms used
    a. Self-evaluation form (2 stars and a wish)
    b. Parent-questionnaire
    c. IEPs, behavior plans, etc.
    d. Report card
    2. What are you sending home?
    a. (pre-meeting) Advanced notice, a sign-up sheet
    b. Report card
    c. Work portfolio (if no longer needed in the classroom)
    d. Class calendar
    3. What will your goals be at the conference?
    a. Increase parent engagement
    b. Inform on child behavior
    c. Ask questions; get to know parents and students better
    d. Create goals for the student
    4. Questions you will ask:
    a. How does your child talk about school? Do they enjoy it? Do they have any
    specific frustrations?
    b. How do you feel your child is doing in school?
    c. Do you have any questions or suggestions for me?
    5. Sample teacher form (strengths and opportunities for improvement)
    a. 2 stars and a wish
    b. “I noticed your child really enjoys reading books about ‘x’. Is that something you
    share together? Maybe I could send home a few more books like that for you to
    read together so we can get them to the next reading level.”
    c. Go over specific behavior (or academic) difficulties. Provide evidence if possible.
    d. Make a goal sheet with the parents (and the student if they are present).
    6. Samples of students’ work
    a. Report card
    b. Work portfolio
    c. Student reflection journal
    d. Crafts/projects (depending on grade level)
    e. Pictures
    7. Report card
    a. Go over grades, specifically highest and lowest projects/assignments/quizzes
    8. Will you require the student to be present?
    a. Students 7+ may be present
    9. Zoom Plan
    a. If parents have no computer/internet access, their child may sign out classroom
    computer to take home
    b. Step-by-step instructions on how to make an account and access the Zoom link

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