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What parents can do

Wasatch Junior High - French

What parents can do!!!!

1 - UNDERSTAND…
	- The French program (immersion)… may appear different!
              - Study the disclosure statement.
	      - Discuss classroom activities with student.
	      - Visit the class anytime.
	      - Inquire from teacher.(Email is best)

	- The student:
	      - Learning style.
	      - Attitude.
	      - Work habits.

2 - BE POSITIVE ABOUT…
	- The student:
	  The grade is not everything  
	      - A : Excellent
	      - B : Good
	      - C : Average
              - D : Poor
	      - We all have different aptitudes.
	      - Contentment and long term development are better than a 
grade.

	- The culture:
	      - Consider and point out the historical contributions which 
                came trough the French language in many areas.

	      - French is with English the language of the Olympics and the 
                UN and is considered the second language of the World 
                from Asia to Europe and South America (La Francophonie.)
	
              - Find in papers and on TV and point out to students the 
                current events which involve the French language and         
                culture(Europe,Canada, Africa, etc.) 

	- The program and the teacher:
	      - The immersion program at Wasatch has been very successful.
	      - The teacher is a native speaker of the language and properly 
                trained in the method.


3 - BE SUPPORTIVE…
	- Ask regularly what is happening in the French class. 

	- Monitor the French notebook:
	      - Neatness.
	      - Work seems to be done properly.
	      - Colors.
	      - Student seems to be able to explain.

	- Supervise and participate in the activities: 
              - Reading, highlighting, completing, and coloring (RHiCC.)
	      - Show and tell.

	- Attend parent-teacher conference

	- Schedule a conference with teacher, if necessary.

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