Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Author(s) Affiliation:
Susan Graham-Clay
A scholarly journal
/Trade/Other)
This journal discusses various ways teachers can communicate with parents and the
importance of continuous communication. The journal also gives various strategies
teachers can use in different communication scenarios.
This source will help influence my communication with families I will work with now
and in the future. It will allow me to find different strategies for beneficial and useful
communication skills. I will be more confident using the tactics in this journal while
communication with parents on difficult topics that may arise.
This journal gives various communication strategies and goes into detail the proper use
of parent and teacher communication,
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used and
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication skills involving teachers
and parents.
Findings/Conclusions-I will compare my findings within this article to other readings
I will find.
Implications/Action Planning-This will over all help me communicate with parents
easier and will allow for positive interaction between families and I.
Article #2
Author(s) Affiliation:
A scholarly article
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This article discusses the different ways parents teachers can form partnerships.
Helpful ideas and strategies are given within the article on how teachers can build
positive partnerships with their students parents. Communication with parents is a key
component within the article.
This source will inform me of positive parent and teacher partnerships. I will also learn
ideas and strategies to use within with my classroom to make all cultures feel welcome,
communication with all types of families and ways to communicate with parents on a
regular basis in various ways.
This journal gives various parent/teacher partnership strategies and goes into detail the
proper use of parent and teacher communication. This article gives various ways to
communication with parents and how to welcome all cultures into your classroom.
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used and
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication skills involving teachers
and parents.
Findings/Conclusions-I will compare my findings within this article to other readings
I will find.
Implications/Action Planning-This will over all help me to welcome all cultures into
Author(s) Affiliation:
Natalie Schwartz
Article
This article gives different scenarios that teachers can face when dealing with difficult
parents while communicating. The scenarios give useful solutions for teachers in how
to handle the difficult parent.
This source will inform me of difficult communication scenarios that teachers can face
parents. It will help me figure out and learn solutions in dealing with difficult
communication topics with parents.
This article will help me discuss possible solutions while communication difficult
topics to families. I can also present this information to families and inquire their
thoughts on the scenarios and solutions listed within the article.
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used and
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication skills involving teachers
and parents.
Findings/Conclusions-I will compare my findings within this article to other readings
I will find. I will conclude in the article if the solutions listed are effective.
Implications/Action Planning-This will allow me to try out solutions on families I
may interview involving difficult topics.
Article #4
Bib. Information (APA Formatting):
Author(s) Affiliation:
A scholarly article
Kathy Hawes
This journal discusses various tips for teachers specifically to use while
communicating with parents. There are 10 useful tips given that go into detai
beneficial communication techniques to create a positive communication exp
This article goes into detail on 10 different ways to effectively and positively
communicate with parents. The tips in the article can be shown to families I i
my director as well as other teachers. I can also compare the tips listed in this
my survey findings and my parent interviews.
This journal gives various communication tips to aid teachers in their commu
with parents.
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication from the teach
point to the families.
Findings/Conclusions-I will compare my findings within this article to my
observations, surveys and interviews.
Implications/Action Planning-This will over all help me communicate with
through interviews as well as surveys.
Article #5
parents. Technology has become the most widely use form of communication between
parents and teachers via email, applications or text messaging.
This article addresses another option of communication with parents. Technology can
be an easier form of communication as well as less invasive. I can address the concept
of communication through technology with the parents I interview, my director and my
owner.
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used and
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication through technology and
to gain and understanding how parents view technology as a means of communication.
Findings/Conclusions-I will compare my findings within this article to my parent
interviews and surveys as I get feedback from them on communicating through
technology.
Implications/Action Planning-This will allow me to examine communicating through
technology and to visit the various technology methods used to communicate.
Article #6
Collaborative intervention in early childhood : consulting with parents
and teachers of 3- to 7-year-olds / Deborah Hirschland.
Hirschland, Deborah.
A Scholarly Article
This article answers important questions, such as: When young
children need help: what do we see? what do we think? what do we
do? -- Seven building blocks of development: understanding core
emotional, behavioral, and social competencies -- The contribution of
constitution: understanding a childs temperament and
neurodevelopmental profile -- The contribution of family life:
understanding a familys history and patterns of interaction -- Setting
the stage for mastery: developing a working hypothesis, goals for
growth, and a plan of action -- Home-based strategies: helping
parents set effective behavioral expectations -- Classroom-based
strategies: mentoring teachers in the skills of developmental
scaffolding -- Helping the shy, cautious, or withdrawn child -- Helping
the child with language and information processing issues -- Helping
the high energy and/or inattentive child -- Helping the easily
frustrated, impulsive child -- Helping the anxious child -- Helping the
disengaged, offbeat, or gifted but rigid child -- Additional issues:
addressing trauma and loss, monitoring media choices, providing
guidance during crises, and more -- Elementary school and beyond:
perspectives for the long haul.
Teachers can use these resources within the article to consult with
parents about their children in an organized, non threatening and
educated matter. This article will also allow parents and teachers to
stay on the same page while helping a specific child with behavior or
developmental issues.
Consulting with parents on tough issues regarding behavior and developmental issues
List all stages of the action research process where this source will be used and
briefly describe how it has informed your work.
Background-to find out more information on communication through technology and
A Scholarly Article
Young Children is a peer-reviewed professional journal
published by the National Association for the Education of
Young Children. Young Children issues are organized around
topical clusters that devote special attention to issues in the
field of early childhood education. The practitioner-based
nature of Young Children makes it unique among journals, and
its award-winning status testifies to its excellence. This article
in particular focuses on communicating about Early Childhood
Education to parents, teachers, administrators and families.
The importance of early childhood education being showed
within the media is stressed throughout this article.