Classroom Behavioral Concerns: Chapter Analysis

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Melissa Anderson, EDU 243, 10/22/15, Journal 9
As I read the information covered in this chapter, the biggest impact to students would be how to collaborate with all families on classroom behavioral concerns. Usually if parents are more involved with their child’s learning, the child is more likely to succeed in school and have stable and positive behavior. If the teacher has concerns about the students behavior the teacher has a meeting with the parents about the reported concerns. If the parents and teachers cooperate positively the student will benefit from this.
One specific suggestion I learned from this chapter that may assist me as a professional educator is how classroom volunteers support students learning. There are different roles