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1. Quiz: Parent Involvement & Teacher Communication Management on Early Childhood Education Program

2. Question 1 A parent regularly volunteers in school events but rarely checks the child’s homework. Which conclusion best reflects this situation? A. Parent involvement is limited because it lacks academic reinforcement at home B. The parent is fully engaged in their child’s learning C. Social presence in school is enough to replace home involvement D. The parent prioritizes discipline over academic support

3. Question 2 A teacher notices a child is consistently late. Which action reflects effective parent-teacher communication? A. Sending a written note reminding the parent of tardiness B. Asking the parent during dismissal time in a casual tone C. Inviting the parent for a respectful meeting to explore causes and solutions D. Reporting the child immediately to the principal without contacting the parent

4. Question 3 Parent involvement enhances children’s confidence in class primarily because: A. Children sense encouragement when school and home show consistent support B. Teachers alone can provide enough encouragement C. Parents’ presence guarantees high grades D. Children become less dependent on their peers

5. Question 4 Which teacher communication strategy most effectively prevents misinterpretations? A. Using professional jargon to emphasize authority B. Explaining student progress clearly and checking parents’ understanding C. Focusing discussions mainly on academic weaknesses D. Limiting conversations to short text messages

6. Question 5 A parent expresses concern about slow reading progress. Which teacher response shows collaboration? A. Recommending outside tutoring without further discussion B. Explaining classroom strategies and suggesting simple activities at home C. Telling the parent to wait for natural development D. Emphasizing that other children are also struggling

7. Question 6 When parents are engaged in school activities, children often show higher achievement. The main reason is: A. They feel supported by both home and school, strengthening motivation B. They are pressured to outperform their classmates C. They rely less on teacher feedback D. They receive rewards for every achievement

8. Question 7 Which of the following is a likely barrier to effective parent-teacher communication? A. Parents feel intimidated by complex educational terms used by teachers B. Meetings are scheduled with consideration of parents’ work schedules C. Teachers share both strengths and weaknesses of a child’s performance D. Parents are invited to join school-community projects

9. Question 8 A teacher shares weekly updates through newsletters, parent chats, and text reminders. What principle is being demonstrated? A. Consistency and accessibility of communication channels B. Avoiding face-to-face interactions with parents C. Communicating only when problems arise D. Sharing positive feedback while excluding concerns

10. Question 9 A family actively supports the school but cannot contribute financially. How should the teacher encourage involvement? A. Appreciate their skills, time, or participation instead of material contributions B. Encourage them to contribute in monetary form despite struggles C. Assign them fewer responsibilities due to their limitations D. Avoid involving them in projects to prevent discomfort

11. Question 10 Why is trust essential in parent-teacher collaboration? A. It allows open dialogue and joint decisions for the child’s growth B. It ensures parents never question teachers’ decisions C. It guarantees perfect academic performance D. It replaces the need for policies and guidelines

12. SHORT ESSAY (11-20)

13. 1. Parents may face challenges such as time constraints, financial struggles, or lack of confidence in engaging with the school. As a future educator, what strategies would you apply to ensure parents remain actively involved in their child’s learning despite these barriers ? 2. Effective communication requires empathy, respect, and clarity. Describe a situation where miscommunication between a teacher and parent could negatively impact a child. How would you, as the teacher, prevent or resolve this situation?