How can teachers deal with so-called helicopter parents?
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- What strategies do teachers and administrators (and spouses, friends, co-workers, students and parents) use to deal with people of different Mind Style characteristics?
- What examples have you seen of effective partnerships between parents, teachers, and community members in early childhood programs?
- How do teachers deal professionally with parents?
