Personal Interactions are opportunities for parents and early childhood teachers/caregivers to share information about a child's behavior and academic performance. Which of the following statements is true? Any message is enhanced if it is delivered warmly, respectfully, and with genuine concern. Parents should always come to the school for personal meetings. Teachers should only conduct face to face meetings Workshops should be mainly lecture to cover as much content as possible

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