As we enter the first few months of the school year, great communication is key to creating a close classroom community with engaged students and parents.
What are the best ways to communicate with families during distance and hybrid learning? How can educators tackle school-home communication during a pandemic and other crises? How can schools use communication to stay connected and build a sense of community?
This month, we delved into these topics and more! Check out this month’s Learning Network resources:
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Webinar: “Serving Your K-12 Community During a Crisis and Beyond” with guest presenter Melanie Corona, PIO of Gilroy USD
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Blog posts: “How to Engage Your Classroom Parents with Positive Messages [7 Best Practices]”
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Twitter Chat: September 30 moderated by Rachelle Dene Poth. Check out the chat here!
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Questions discussed
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What are some of the crisis situations you’ve had to communicate about with families?
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What are some important considerations for communicating between home and school during a crisis?
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What must we avoid when communicating in the midst of a crisis?
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What resources do you have to share to help others with creating their communication plans?
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Join our Facebook Group to be part of the conversation and check out the ParentSquare Learning Network website to see content on all topics!
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