sra featuring t & k show: parents and teachers
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Who’s responsible for a child to learn math, reading, comprehension, writing and other fundamental skills? Is it the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian or the teacher? Do you think that they should share the responsibility? Yes, is the obvious answer, but is it really that simple? “It takes a village to raise a child.” In other words, it takes the encouragement from many individuals in a child's life to assist them as they learn valuable social skills and strive to achieve academic success. After all, these children are our future, the future leaders of our world. Are we working together? Are we, teachers and parents, doing our part to help them become productive members of society?TRANSCRIPT
WINSTON COUNTY SELF HELP COOPERATIVE
Presents
THE SAVING RURAL AMERICA
TALK RADIO SHOWSunday, October 19, 20146:00PM – 7:30PM EST The Host of the Saving Rural America Talk Radio Show
is WCSHC Team Leader Frank Taylor the “Voice of Rural America”
Teachers & Parents: Working Together or at Odds
Who’s responsible for a child to learn math, reading, comprehension, writing and other fundamental skills? Is it the sole responsibility of the parent/guardian or the teacher? Do you think that they should share the responsibility? Yes, is the obvious answer, but is it really that simple? “It takes a village to raise a child.” In other words, it takes the encouragement from many individuals in a child’s life to assist them as they learn valuable social skills and strive to achieve academic success. After all, these children are our future, the future leaders of our world. Are we working together? Are we, teachers and parents, doing our part to help them become productive members of society?
Find past and up coming shows at:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/savingruralamerica
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