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to participate in the process of setting up the digital environment ... this will make it easier for the students to explain the process to their parents/guardians

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What if you sent the answers .. In this way the parents would know if they are on the right track. I've seen a teacher YouTube channel that has all the solutions. The parents or the students would have to go to the channel (it makes it a little harder) and then it gives them a feeling of success. Using YouTube you can make a video of the process as well as the answer.

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I have heard of some districts offering mini courses on the new CCSS math in order to help students. Could you do something similar to teach parents some of the basic tools used and the reason for using them?

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Parent Language / Student Language / Teacher Language

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Parent Language / Student Language / Teacher Language

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Speak language that parents can understand, set clear goals connected to standards, and student rubrics.

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Could you invite parents in to volunteer during tech heavy activities?  Could you have a parent engagement program, similar to Tellin' Stories (for ELL) where the parents are invited in and share experiences and stories, give input, etc. and also receive training and info

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Any way to text or tweet homework assignments to both parents and students?

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Is there a way to connect students and parents in a shared document?  Not even sure this would be appropriate, and would depend on the parent base?

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I am wondering how parents of different age groups would react to parent involvement?  I am thinking older student parents may not want so much involvement?

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I think supporting students first within your classroom has to be a priority. If the students feel comfortable, the parents will be more at ease. Have students practice similar assignments in class first so they feel confident about how it should work

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Are teachers explaining HW clearly, concisely? Is the HW appropriate in terms of time it takes to complete? Is it UDL compliant? Set up an audit system where teachers give feedback to one another.

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Remove barriers  that create frustration and boredom.

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Workshop habits of mind in the classroom and post via social media for parents to review with their children. Practice these habits during  HW  time.

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To-Doist
Online Timers
Checklists
Review Strategies
Online Planners
Google Analytics

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Encouraging Self-Regulated Learning in the Classroom

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Encouraging Self-Regulated Learning in the Classroom

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The way you teach can have a large effect on your students' ability to become self-regulated learners. A key element is not to simply relay content or problem-solving techniques, but to explicitly teach ...

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Help students create short term goals working toward a larger goal.

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Have students establish a plan before they start working on homework.  Maybe create a handout with steps for them to follow/consider and how they will complete a homework assignment.

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Create "how to" videos for students and parents.  These videos could be about how to use specific digital tools to complete homework, time management, setting goals, etc.

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Do you think having a parent night to show them how to use the tools their children use to do homework would be beneficial?

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Do you think asking the students and parents (separately) what would work for them to help best structure homework assignments?  Maybe create a survey using Google Forms. Do all parents know how to use technology? Does everyone have internet access at home?

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Use social media to share classroom projects and involve parents in homework.  I think I would set the social media account to private.