Parent-Teacher Relationships - Teacher Training Resources
When Bible teachers keep the lines of communication open between them and parents, they can be a support system to one another, ultimately benefitting the child. Building good relationships with parents is a way to reduce the number of unknowns. The less unknowns, the better teachers will be able to manage the classroom and meet students' needs.
Use this two-page worksheet, Without a Good Parent-Teacher Relationship, You are Walking into Unknowns, to think through how to improve parent-teacher relationships.
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Articles, Hardcopy:
- Teacher Training Smart Pages--Book and CD-ROM - Book with Reproducible Articles & Forms by Sheryl Haystead (See the Table of Contents on that page for articles included on Parents.)
Articles, Online:
- 7 Tips to Welcome Kids From Your Community to Your Church - Dropped Off by Their Parents
- FAQ About Parent-Teacher Relationships
- How Bible Teachers Can Partner with Parents
- How to Effectively Minister to Children of Divorce
- How to Respond to an Angry Parent
- Parent-Teacher Communication Not Always Automatic
- Tips for Dealing with an Angry Parent
- Ways Teachers Can Connect with Kids and Their Families
Group Training, In-House:
Resources:
- Take It Home: Inspiration and Events to Help Parents Spiritually Transform Their Children by Mark Holmen, David Texeira
Worksheets:
- Without a Good Parent-Teacher Relationship, You are Walking into Unknowns. by Ministry Tools Resource Center
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