Written progress reports refers to, Discussing students progress with parents, Regular updates on student progress and achievement, allowing parents to express their thoughts, Giving final grades only, parent- teacher conferences involve, Discussing student progress with parents, informing parents ahead of time, Giving truthful information, Conducting classroom observations, Positive approach means, Starting and ending with encouraging remarks, Comparing students, Giving schedules, focusing only on weaknesses, Objectivity refers to, allowing parents to talk, Giving truthful and accurate information, Planning next steps, Showing personal opinions, Listening ear means, Sharing results, Allowing parents to express their thoughts and feelings, Reporting grades, Ending the conversation quickly, Good communication is, One-way communication, A two-way conversation between teacher and parent, Giving tests, Ignoring feedback, Avoid comparison means, Compare all students, Fucos only on top students, Do not compare one student to another, Rank students publicly, Early announcement refers to, Informing parents ahead of time about schedules, Reporting grades, Giving feedback, Ending meetings early, Assessment results are, Explaining plans, Sharing clear and accurate results of students performance, Listening to parents, Making assumptions, Reporting means, Explaining results and helping plan next steps, Giving exams, Comparing students, Recording attendance only

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