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OMG WHO WROTE THE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE SONG

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OMG WHO WROTE THE MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE SONG

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MY FATHER TOOK ME INTO THE CITY

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I'm the most modest person I know, that's what makes me so great.

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I'm the most modest person I know, that's what makes me so great.

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Try this when communication with parents

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Try this when communication with parents

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Email, and always CC your principal, just to be safe. I like using google docs because it tracks date, time, corrections to messages.  I also like using google docs to write info about students, teacher, and parent interactions to keep an electronic paper trail. Hope that helps!

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Make sure that you are always using a professional platform and space when communicating with parents and students. Always try and have witness and you should be fine.

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Keep things professional. Use apps, email, or weekly/monthly updates

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Be professional. I like the idea of sending updates via ClassDojo.

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Be professional. I like the idea of sending updates via ClassDojo.

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My RT uses ClassDojo to post photos of the students' projects and share them with the parents.

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I think finding a way to that works with everyone: teachers, parents and students while keeping your private life, private is good. Such as the few examples that have been mentioned already.

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Remember to always remain professional in all forms of communication particularly with district emails. Never give out your personal email or phone number: you want to draw the line with open communication (parents will contact you at ALL odd hours).

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Remember to always remain professional in all forms of communication particularly with district emails. Never give out your personal email or phone number: you want to draw the line with open communication (parents will contact you at ALL odd hours).

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Someone help!!!

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A weekly class newsletter I have seen be really effective. I wouldn't mind giving out my personal number to parents (text is usually best way to reach me for quick things) but never my students. So many 6th graders have instagrams, no way that I'd get involved with THAT

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I think teachers shouldn't send or say anything they wouldn't show their boss.  Always think twice about the way something is phrased. Communications should always be positive. Communication is so important, it can set the tone of your classroom and can affect the relationships you have with parents and students.

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I think emails are the way to go because  they are quick and have proof of the conversation.

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I think having all of the digital communication through the school/ district email/etc is a good idea

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It's also important to keep in mind that not all parents or students have devices and may not be able to communicate with parents through technology. So, as teachers, we need to keep in mind that parents communicate face to face.

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Appropriate and effective digital communications is important with parents because they are not in the classroom with you for 6 hours a day and the more they know about what's happening in their child's classroom, the more involved they can be in their child's education. It also helps to put a face to your Mr/Ms/Mrs title. With students, I feel like it's important to establish a way they can reach you in case of emergencies outside of the classroom, since you are one of the major adults in their life for 9 months, but it is also important to keep it professional and maintain your teacher student relationship.

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This stuff always makes me super nervous--I don't want people to get the wrong impression!

I think that email communication is easy to do, and you can CC other people to include them. It also creates an easy paper trail even if you don't CC people. I'm of the opinion that any social media contact for professional relationships should happen through a professional social media account with monitoring/oversight. I think more tricky is recognizing in-person situations before they occur, such as being alone with a student.

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Digital communication SHOULD NOT be anonymous for classroom use

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Digital communication SHOULD NOT be anonymous for classroom use

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Even if it is to express opinion

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Its important to use a professional line of communication with students and parents, whether its through a specific app or email.

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just email unless y'all trine go to jail

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just email unless y'all trine go to jail

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I think digital communication can be super helpful, since you can talk to parents and students in a comfortable way. That being said, we have to be really careful with how and when we use it. Digital communication can go bad quick and we need to be mindful. 

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I think digital communication can be super helpful, since you can talk to parents and students in a comfortable way. That being said, we have to be really careful with how and when we use it. Digital communication can go bad quick and we need to be mindful. 

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It is extremely important to use formal communication when talking to both parents and students. ex/email, class dojo

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I think the best way to communicate with parents and students is by email or some type of group text/mass email. If parents do not have access to an email the next best way is to physically meet at the school site during hours when other staff will be there or in a public place or a coffee shop.

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can we delete posts once we put them on here?

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can we delete posts once we put them on here?

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I believe appropriate and effective digital communication is concise and always as professional as possible. Conversations should be related to the classroom and/or the student and there should always be a way to keep a trail of conversations in order to protect yourself!

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Appropriate and effective digital communications with parents should be kept via work email only. I don't believe in giving parents your personal phone number for texting purposes, or even for at home calls unless there is an emergency. Work email should suffice.

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Appropriate and effective digital communications with parents should be kept via work email only. I don't believe in giving parents your personal phone number for texting purposes, or even for at home calls unless there is an emergency. Work email should suffice.

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With students, absolutely not. While you are employed at a school, no social media connections, personal emails or contact information should be exchanged with students in that school, or even in the district. This is for the safety of both the student, teacher, district, and community. #CYA

With other staff and colleagues, use professional judgement.

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I think that appropriate digital communication with parents and students is the same as in person communication. We should actively communicate with the people whose lives we are effecting as teachers, but we also must be more diligent in the things that we say because now there are multiple methods for parents and students to feel left out or offended by a teacher.

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I think digital communication with both parents and students should be restricted to email and classroom websites like Dojo or Google Classroom.

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Another app where teachers can communicate with parents and students without exchanging any personal information including phone numbers. Teachers also have the ability to send messages to all parents and all students as a group. This app in particular also allows teachers to build student portfolios by taking pictures of student work, to share with parents or classmates.

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Like said in lecture, I echo the idea that digital communication with students/parents should never be one-to-one. I like the idea of always CCing someone on an Email, and I also do not want to give out any personal information.

We are using Class Dojo, and it's better, but messages are still one-on-one which is not ideal. My RT and I are not automatically involved in all messages.

This reminds me of my old job: whenever I had a phone call, I'd email immediately after with what was agreed upon so I had a paper trail.

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Never delete emails from parents or students, just archive them in case issues arise.

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Hello All- Best Way to Communication with Parents is...

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Hello All- Best Way to Communication with Parents is...

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Email, and always CC your principal, just to be safe. I like using google docs because it tracks date, time, corrections to messages.  I also like using google docs to write info about students, teacher, and parent interactions to keep an electronic paper trail. Hope that helps!

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Having online means of communication would be beneficial for parents and students. I think picking ONE form of communication that teachers, parents and students will know what sites to check would be the most beneficial. Having multiple means of communication might be difficult to keep up on.

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its similar to what others have said. But you can also create events and sign-up sheets for things or volunteers.

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Allows you to communicate with parents through the app. That way you can send messages to parents and vice versa without exchanging your personal phone number.

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we learned about it in 398- and my RT uses it and its actually great! also theres an app called remind that does similar stuff

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Can it not be?

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have a facebook page to post important dates, homework assignments, etc