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D1 Unit 10 Research
D1 – Explain why the practitioner should develop and maintain appropriate relationships with parents and other professionals.

In order to apply curriculum plans it is important to work closely in partnership with the child’s parents.
Relationships with parents are important, having a good relationship with the parents enables strong communication links for whenever there is a problem and when information should be shared within the family, maintaining a connection with parents produces educational achievement as if they children has the attention and care that they should they will work hard to impress their parents/carers and the practitioner would get his/her appraisal, the children’s individual needs will be met if they have good grades

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