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Old 12-19-2013, 03:46 AM
 
Location: Mille Fin
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My spouse's school is looking at overhauling the communications channels between parents & teachers after frustrations on both sides of the aisle a few years in a row now. They keep hearing great things about this service called PTCC (Parent-Teacher conference call) started by a local company in our city, Montreal. Obviously, improving phone & email communications will only solve part of the problem - but how big of a part ? We are wondering how other teachers on here feel...

What does your school do RIGHT when it comes to establishing a dialogue between educator & parent ?

What does it do WRONG?

How significant an effect does your school's communications system (PBX, email) have on the parent-teacher rapport?

Experienced teachers, your words of wisdom would be appreciated !
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