Revisiting professional learning communities at work

Nov 14, 2012

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The role of parents and the community in a plc. Parent involvement increases when schools: Welcome parents into the teaching and learning process Communicate the importance of the parent's role Provide explicit strategies for parents to become involved. The role of parents and the community

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