Author: JosephNSarah Harper

Parent night

Mrs. Harper

September 2016

Student Centered Philosophy
As your child’s teacher I care what they think, and what they want out of their education. Your child will have the opportunity to be a part of the classroom and learn how to work in groups and be a part of a team. They will get to help the teacher. For example, with passing out papers, or changing the date or weather on the board. I want them to be comfortable in the classroom.
Our Classroom
Lets use critical thinking & problem solving
Q: What will your child learn?
A: How to identify subjects to real world experiences
Q: How will they learn?
A: Group work, Illustrations, utilizing creativity
Welcome to the class!
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“Children...need most of the same things as adults need—consideration, respect for their work, the knowledge that they and the things they do are taken seriously .”
—Caroline Pratt, I Learn from Children

Welcome to class!

Class Goals:
Identify your child’s needs & meet them.
Connect what we learn to real world experiences.
Help your children create their own future goals in education.
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