The use of parent-family conferences:
A) should not include students to avoid increasing student stress.
B) is a process in which teachers need training if they are to both share information and set goals for students with family members.
C) shows that the teacher does not need the family's ideas.
D) is viewed as a fact finding not a goal setting experience.

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Parent-family conferences are an important aspect of student development and require teachers to be trained in effectively communicating and goal-setting with families. This ensures that the conferences are productive, fostering a collaborative environment where the teacher and family members can share information and work together to set achievable goals for the student's progress.

The Use of Parent-Family Conferences