There is a balance of literature, writing, and oral communication in the program. Home and school working together provide a solid foundation upon which young people build language competence and confidence. Sharing the particular interest of your youngster can enhance communication and promote language arts learning. Likewise, information about your son or daughter's language use outside of school may be helpful to the teacher. Young people's attitudes affect their language development and behavior.
Teachers benefit from knowing as much about the children they teach as possible.
Teachers are delighted when parents talk with them and learn more about the program. Often, isolated assignments or students' remarks are best understood by knowing about other activities in the classroom. Successful work in language arts helps a youngster succeed at school, and more importantly, throughout life.