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Engaging parents and carers
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The teacher recognises the importance of building parent trust.
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Proficient and highly accomplished teachers
Suggested duration
15 minutes
Focus area
7.3
Engage with the parents/carers
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Highly Accomplished
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The teacher recognises the importance of building parent trust. She is proactive in communicating with parents/carers about their children's learning and well-being by providing a range of communication opportunities.
This is a metropolitan school in the Adelaide area. The school also has a unit for hearing impaired students. This class has five students with English as a second language or dialect (EAL/D) who have Bilingual School Services Officer (BSSO) access. Communication with parents who have hearing impairments is managed by visual means such as text, email and the class wiki.
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