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Home Resource Supporting Your Student at Home: Tips for Families with Students in Elementary Grades
Supporting Your Student at Home: Tips for Families with Students in Elementary Grades
When parents or caregivers and educators work together to ensure students succeed and feel supported, students can do well academically, socially, and emotionally. This requires ongoing two-way communication, building trust, and focusing on areas of learning where support is needed. This fact sheet provides tips for caregivers to help students feel prepared, confident, and ready to learn.
This fact sheet is available in English and Spanish.
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Literacy, Mathematics, Mathematics Skills, Parent Teacher Cooperation, Parents as Teachers, Reading SkillsResource Information
Northeast & Islands | Resource Type:
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Date: February 2024
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