Construir asociaciones con las familias a través de una buena comunicación y la participación familiar
En este curso, los participantes analizarán los beneficios de una sólida colaboración entre las familias y los maestros. El curso contiene información relacionada con las habilidades de comunicación efectiva, incluidas la escucha activa y cómo abordar conversaciones difíciles. El curso también examinará elementos de la participación familiar que los participantes pueden integrar en su práctica.
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