ParentsCount: Resources for Parents

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		ParentsCount is brought to you as a service by Your School and/or Your District in order to provide useful resources to all your students' parents. If your school receives Title I funds under the No Child Left Behind Act, ParentsCount can help you meet your obligations under Section 1118(e) to provide materials and training to assist parents in improving their children's achievement.

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		Hundreds of helpful articles and strategies to help parents! Note: This site is for demonstration purposes only and enables users to view only part of the ParentsCount material. Your School/District ParentsCount subscription will allow you to gain access to all material. Facilitate the Parent-Teacher-School Partnership Confidentiality And Your Child's Records Helping Your Child Adjust To A New School How To Get To Know Your Child's Teachers How To Look At Grade Cards Preparing Your Child For Tests Reasons That Supporting The School Gives Your Child An Advantage The Objectives of Parent-Teacher Conferences Tips For Communicating With Teachers Understanding The Teaching/Learning Experience What To Do When You Have A Concern About Your Child What To Do When You Hear A Rumor About School What You Should Look For When You Think Your Child Has Learning Problems Help Your Children Succeed in School Helping Your Child Catch Up And Get Ahead For The Summer Helping Your Child When He Or She Loses At School How Attendance Builds School Success How Parents Can Influence Your Child's Ability To Read How To Achieve a Balance in Extra-Curricular Activities How To Know If Your Child Is Doing Well How To Know When Your Child Is At Risk How To Know When Your Child Is Too Busy And Over Extended Preparing Your Child For Transitions Some Ways To Say "Good For You" To Your Child Strategies To Use When Your Child Wants To Take The Easy Way Out The Importance Of Parental Expectations To Success Ways To Get Your Child To Study Understand Your Child's Behavior How Good Relationships Lead To Student Achievement Student Involvement: Why It's Important The Four Relationships Of Students Understand Assessment The Purpose Of Testing The State's Standards (Minimum) What Is Standards-Based Education? Who Evaluates Teachers Why All These Standardized Tests? Understand Curriculum How A School Year Unfolds How Children Are Taught To Write How Your School Is Preparing Students For The Future The Essential Knowledge Base Students Will Acquire In School The Role Of Technology In The Classroom The Value Of The Visual And Performing Arts Understanding The Importance Of Science Why Reading Is Stressed In School Why So Much Emphasis On Math? Why Term Papers Are Still Important Why The High School Diploma Is So Important Today Why We Still Teach Shakespeare World Understanding Begins With The Social Studies Curriculum Understand the Various School Functions, Services and Positions Answers To Your Questions About Middle Level Education How Schools Select Teachers Today How Textbooks Are Chosen Roles And Responsibilities Of The Board Of Education The Contribution And Importance Of Support Staff The Role Of Senior Citizens In Schools Today The Role Of Today's School Principal The School Bus--A Vital Service The School Counselor The School Lunch Program The School Psychologist The Significance Of School Volunteers The Way Teachers Plan A Lesson What Goes On In The School In Summer? What It Takes To Be A Principal What Preschool Does For Children What We Know About The Science Of Teaching What You Need To Know About School-To-Work Programs


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