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This document outlines an action plan for improving parental engagement. The goals are to design a better communication system with parents and create a code of conduct agreed upon by parents. To evaluate success, the teacher aims to regularly communicate with more parents and increase conversations with parents. A parent survey at the end will assess established communication. The plan details individual actions like organizing introductory and storytelling meetings, discussing effective collaboration, and choosing communication methods tailored to each parent.
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