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Elementary teachers can use these three systematic strategies to build connections and relationships with families.

Establishing routines, getting to know your students, and being open to learning can lead to a successful beginning.

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Upper elementary teachers can guide students to focus on small details as they learn to use descriptive language and imagery.

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Working at their own pace with a scaffold allows students to build knowledge and have positive learning experiences.

Aligning teaching with the natural rhythms of how young students learn can cultivate a deeper understanding of the content.

Focus on relationships with students and colleagues to make a good start to the year—and remember to ask for what you need.