Phoning Parents

by Michael Goldstein

Michael Goldstein provides practical, digestible advice about how to drive better teaching through better communication with parents. This book helps teachers systematically build relationships with parents; getting more out of students and staying sane. It provides a roadmap for professionals, offering specific tips on different types of phone calls and when to use them, how to manage various parent responses, and how to develop personalized, high-leveraged calling routines. 'Phoning Parents' is an essential how-to guide for anyone who seeks to build great relationships with children and their families.

Genres: Education

78 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Roberto Carrasco · Rating 1 out of 5]

Too short, vague and obvious. It really disappointed me because I loved MATCH's course about Rookie Teachers