Teacher and parent relationships - a crucial ingredient: Cecile Carroll at TEDxWellsStreetED
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2013
- Organizer, parent and Chicago Public Schools graduate Cecile Carroll shares what she's learned about the need for relationships between teachers and parents. Based on achievements in her neighborhood, she offers concrete approaches and lessons learned for building stronger connections between home and school that are essential in all communities.
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I like this video. " Teachers' work conditions are students' learning conditions" what an awesome speaker!
This is beautiful! I really wish we could come together as a community and do what is needed for ALL children.
Great short presentation, clearly and to the point! This preschool-elementary teacher applauds you! COMMUNICATION IS THE KEY.
I loved the strategies that Cecile mentions in this TED talk. It is so important for the communication lines to be open between parents and teachers. I enjoyed the approaches mentioned. The newsletter is an interesting idea and for high school level or even middle school level classrooms, you could even get the students to play a role in the publishing process. The open house was a simple but excellent concept that would allow the parent-teacher relationship to get off to a strong start. I also enjoy surveys that truly causes parents to think and be engaged in their children's learning. Learning happens beyond the classroom and parents play a critical role in ensuring that it happens.
Great presentation!
I love your speech, your personality, commitment to your school and community. XOXO
What an amazing speaker!
thank you for sharing
clear and motivatingthanks
I liked this video it was very informative
.... etfs
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District: We Have NO Money... COVID: Reeeally??? Parents: For Real??? - District: We Lied...But Give Us Time to Sort Out The Steal...We Mean Our Spin Story...We mean our excuse....who are we kidding...just blame teachers (then lift up students and parents so we the district still look good) when all else messes up...there problem solved.
"I'm a parent, I don't look like it, but I am." What does that even mean?
I think it was just a motivational introduction 😂😂😂. I asked myself the same question, what is the point of saying this sentence?
The average teacher was a low performing student with a
below average SAT and attended a teachers college. They lack subject matter expertise- that’s why your children can’t read or do long division. The speaker just used the word “axe” rather than ask. The prosecution rests.
The average youtube commenter was a low performing student with a below average SAT score. They lack subject matter expertise.