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Title: Which of the following statements best describes standards describing parents' roles in their ...
Post by: Whistler on May 25, 2017
Which of the following statements best describes standards describing parents' roles in their children's learning?
A) Parents should be involved in their children's extracurricular activities but should avoid involvement in activities directly related to what students learn in their classes.
B) Parents are welcome in schools to promote communication and support for their students, but learning decisions are left in the hands of school leaders, such as principals and guidance counselors.
C) Parents should regularly communicate with the school, and they should play an integral role in assisting their children's learning.
D) Parents should communicate with the school, and they should be involved in their children's learning, but decisions that directly affect their children's learning are left in the hands of school professionals.


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