Asked by Tyler Hazlett on Jul 07, 2024

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Teresa recently arrived in Mrs.Talbert's second-grade class,8 weeks into the school year.She and her family moved to the area from another state.The school's mandatory parent-teacher conferences are scheduled for next week,and Mrs.Talbert is not sure the best way to approach Teresa's family,since there is little information to share about Teresa's academic progress so far.What is the best solution for Mrs.Talbert?

A) Talk with Teresa's family on the phone as soon as possible to find out more about Teresa.Ask if they would like to meet at conference time
B) Get clearance from the principal to wait until the spring parent-teacher conferences to talk with Teresa's family
C) Ask the school principal to meet with Teresa's family to get them acclimated to the school during conference week
D) Set a time on the conference schedule and inform Teresa's family members of their appointment time

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Meetings between a student's parents or guardians and teachers to discuss the student's progress, needs, and any concerns or achievements in their education.

Academic Progress

The measurement of how much a student has learned and improved in their knowledge and skills over a specific period in an educational setting.

Mandatory

Something that is required by law or rules; obligatory.

  • Identify strategies teachers can use to support children and families during transitions.
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Zybrea KnightJul 07, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Talking with Teresa's family on the phone as soon as possible allows Mrs. Talbert to gather more information about Teresa and establish a connection with the family, which is crucial for understanding Teresa's needs and background. This proactive approach also shows the family that the teacher is interested in Teresa's well-being and academic progress, even if there isn't much to report yet.