Six steps involved in conducting family-school


Describe the six steps involved in conducting family-school problem solving meetings. Describe why this process is ideal when dealing with culturally diverse families. Include why the listening and communications skills are key to successful problem solving.

6 Steps:

  • Step One: Preparing the Student and Parents
  • Step Two: Orienting to the Meeting Purpose and Process and Introductions
  • Step Three: Listening and Clarifying Participants' Concerns and Blocking Blame
  • Step Four: Validating and Checking for Consensus About Shared Concerns
  • Step Five: Expanding Solution Ideas
  • Step Six: Setting Up an Action Plan and Follow-Up

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