Home, School and Community Relations

Author: Carol Gestwicki
Edition: 6
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1418029742

Home, School and Community Relations: A Guide to Working with Families

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Home, School, and Community Relations

This is the most interesting, comprehensive, and practical educator resource available today for working with families. Designed for students in community colleges and four-year programs and teachers/administrators who work with children of all ages.