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Student-Led Conferences: Involving the Most Important Player
"Your son's average is a low C. His grade is not as high as it should be, primarily because he is not turning in his homework, and I am not sure he is studying for tests. I was hoping you could shed some light on...
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Shawn A. Faulkner and Christopher M. Cook
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Teaming Up on Homework
Kids hate homework, parents expect homework, and teachers give homework. But is homework necessary for achievement or academic success? "Homework remains one of the biggest challenges and concerns facing teachers...
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Kimberly Campbell
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