20 ways to make a real difference in your child's school

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Parents who get involved in their children's education tend to see an increase in what the children learn. Twenty ways of making a difference are provided, including making a school hot line, cleaning the school, setting up a parent resource bank, and reviewing the children's text books.

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How to handle know-it-alls

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People who criticize and seem to think they know everything can upset conscientious parents. Tips on dealing with such people include separating the rude and bossy from the genuinely helpful. Offering a non-commital response is also a good tactic.

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The new way to help your child succeed

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Parental involvement in children's education helps improve children's self-esteem, academic achievement and appreciation for learning. Parents should seek regular feedback from teachers on their children's progress.

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