Episode

The Importance of Parent-Teacher Relationships in Early Learning

Podcast
Hidden Language of Children
Published
Apr 4, 2025
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2065
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Summary

We talk with Training Director Pam Millar about the importance of a trusting and empathetic relationship between early learning teachers and parents. The discussion addresses why the relationship is so important, and what teachers and parents alike can do to make sure it's working.