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10 Ways to Tell if Your Kids’ Teachers are Doing their Job

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7. Teachers engage the parents, too.
Homework and projects, particularly for young children, should involve the parents too. Teachers can encourage additional learning with a list of reference material or sources for outside of classroom learning.

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