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These resources are a must-read for all teachers. They cover
research on the benefits of good parent relationships, how
to have effective parent-teacher conferences, promoting parent
involvement and dealing with parents of exceptional children.
The checklists, research and teacher-to-teacher insights are
especially important for newer teachers.
Parent-school relations
Good practice guidance on working with parents with a learning disability
Preparing
Teachers to Work with Parents
This ERIC Digest covers the following topics: research on
parent involvement, parent involvement in teacher education
programs, survey of teacher education programs, and impact
of education pre-service teachers on parent involvement.
Parent
School Relationship
This is a research link site.
Survival
Guide for New Teachers -- Working with Parents
Child
Behaviour Change for Parents and Teachers
Teachers' advice to teachers
NEA:
Help for Parents
Parent
Tips for Working with Teachers
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Parent-teacher conferences
How
to Make Parent-Teacher Conferences Work for Your Child
From the National Education Association
Parent-Teacher
Conference Kit
Forms, letters, handouts, good issues
Parent-Teacher
Conferences
Information about parent-teacher conferences for teachers
Teacher-Parent
Collaboration
Good information, including handy forms to use
Parent Teacher Interviews/Conferences
Covers meetings with special education implications
Positive Teacher-Parent Meetings
Working with Parents: Advice from Teachers
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Parent involvement and
what it adds to schools
School
Improvement Research Series - Parent Involvement in Education
Florida
Center for Parent Involvement
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