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The Do’s and Don’ts of Dealing with Helicopter Parents
By Andrew Hawk Most experienced teachers have heard phrases from parents like, “I just have a couple questions about your grading policy,” or, “Can you clarify the instructions for the homework assignment?” Then there is the much-dreaded statement, “I just … Continue reading
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