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    Re: Parent Access to NCWISE?
    Posted by: Seer on 10/31/09

    Thanks for the response. I foresee some potential problems such as
    massive amounts of contact trying to explain every assignment for
    the micro-managing parents. I also see the extra credit problem -
    going back and adjusting grades and continual contacts and
    questions, etc.... I can see some of my " OCD" parents ( high
    school!) creating a very stressful situation - not only for me but
    for the student! We send a report every three weeks as well - and
    students can bring home work folder if parents want to see
    assignments. I am just concerned about my time being taken up with
    the frivolous and unnecessary.


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  • Parent Access to NCWISE?, 10/30/09, by Seer.
  • Re: Parent Access to NCWISE?, 10/31/09, by Home in NC.
  • Re: Parent Access to NCWISE?, 10/31/09, by Seer.

     
     

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