Letter to Parents
Letter to Parents
Imagine you are a teacher. It is the beginning of the school year and you want to encourage parents to be involved in their child’s education throughout the school year.
Write a letter (1 page) that attempts to persuade parents to be involved in their child’s education.
- Use your knowledge of family, culture, and community to write your letter.
- Make suggestions of things parents can do to ensure that their children maximize learning.
- Be sure to use audience-appropriate tone and language.
There is a list of Resources you can look into;
- Daycare: Psychological Impacts on Child Development
View “Daycare: Psychological Impacts on Child Development,” from Online Classroom (2001).
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- Early Socialization: From Age Two to Age Five
View “Early Socialization: From Age Two to Age Five,” from Uniview Worldwide (2002).
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- Early Socialization: From Birth to Age Two
View “Early Socialization: From Birth to Age Two,” from Uniview Worldwide (1999).
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- History of Parenting Practices: Child Development Theories
View “History of Parenting Practices: Child Development Theories,” from Learning Zone Xpress (2006).
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- Lost Adventures of Childhood: The High Price of Hyper-Parenting
View “Lost Adventures of Childhood: The High Price of Hyper-Parenting,” from Beyond Entertainment (2008).
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preview of the answer…
When parents are involved in educating their children, there is a possibility that both the parents and children will benefit. Increased parent participation in a child’s schooling enhances a child’s self-esteem, improves the academic achievement of a child, strengthens parent-child relationship, increases parent understanding of the education process, and enables parents to have a positive attitude towards school.
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