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Preparing for a parent-teacher conference involves planning. Which of the following would be at the bottom of your planning list?

▸ Decide on a safe, quiet and comfortable spot where all can sit comfortably.

▸ Get all criticism of the child out first - to clear the air.

▸ Try to use "we" instead of "you" and the "I" to show "all are in together" on a common objective.

▸ Make sure there is time for parent questions.

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Families, Schools, and Communities: Building Partnerships for Educating Children

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Authors: Scully, Stites, Roberts-King, Barbour

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