Briefly explain the school’s role in communicating with families about topics that can cause bias
What will be an ideal response?
Communicating with families is particularly important for clarifying home and school values concerning socialization and children’s cultural and racial identities. Although the school is responsible for conveying to families what values it tries to instill in the children through its curriculum and guidance techniques, the school also is responsible for obtaining similar information from families about what they value for their children.
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