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Hi Shanique,
I agree an advantage of formal conferences is parents have the chance to come out and receive information to give them knowledge on what is going on in the classroom and the different activities or policies that are taking place. It is very beneficial for a center when the parents, teachers, and office staff can come together and get on one accord for the betterment of the children’s overall well-being. However, you are right when parents do not show up to the formal conferences it tends to have a negative effect on their child’s behavioral and developmental performance.

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