Strengthening the Parent-Teacher Partnership Roundtable Discussion
Join Ms. Williams, Ms. Milko, Ms. Hampton, Ms. Moody, and Ms. Vickers for a collaborative session focusing on virtual instruction challenges, successful strategies for supporting parents, building rapport, and transitioning between modes of instruction. Engage in insightful panel questions and reach out for further feedback.
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PARENT TEACHER PARTNERSHIP: WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION Ms. Williams Ms. Milko Ms. Hampton Ms. Moody Ms. Vickers
Housekeeping Session is being recorded Consenting to participate Please ask questions in the chat room We have someone monitoring this feature We will leave time at the end for additional discussion and questions Session runs from 4:00-5:00
Panel Questions If you could go back and do one thing differently when planning for virtual instruction, what would it be? What has been your biggest challenge with virtual instruction and how have you overcome it? What has been the most helpful strategy or technique you have used for supporting parents? What has helped you to develop rapport or build relationships virtually and with families? Have there been any pleasant surprises? If you could make one recommendation to teachers beginning to support parents and students at home- what would it be? What strategies have proven successful with transitioning between modes of instruction. For example, returning to face to face from virtual or going virtual from face to face. What strategies might you suggest?
Questions/ Feedback Please reach out to Whitney Ham: hamwa@vcu.edu
