Partnerships: Accomplishing important work together

Abstract

Teachers are often asked to work in partnership with others to meet the educational needs of their students. If the partnership is to be successful, it is important that people are clear about why they are in that relationship and what they hope to accomplish together. The authors illustrate their theory of partnership by describing a study of how teachers report to parents, which showed that both parties need to understand each other's expectations for the child's achievement and take joint responsibility for working together to realise those expectations.

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Timperley, H., & Robinson, V. (2002). Partnerships: Accomplishing important work together. Set: Research Information for Teachers, 3, 41–43. https://doi.org/10.18296/set.0736
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