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A number of the teachers’ remarks focused on communication: urging parents to access grade sites rather than asking for updates, to acknowledge emails sent by teachers and to give teachers time to respond, but, most of all, to try to be on the same team. https://t.co/CB0pHA7U2q https://t.co/5OjromdPTf — PolitiTweet.org

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The stress is driving many from the field, leaving some states with catastrophic staffing shortages. How can parents support teachers in a tumultuous time? The Post collected responses from teachers about what they want parents to know about their work. https://t.co/CB0pHA7U2q https://t.co/c37lmZGAnt — PolitiTweet.org

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Many teachers wished that parents recognized that children act differently at home than at school. Ellie Pojarska, an 11th-grade English teacher in Los Altos, Calif., wrote, “Do not assume that whatever your child tells you is the full picture.” https://t.co/CB0pHA7U2q https://t.co/l0HlXdrFRu — PolitiTweet.org

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