Families can usually have more educationally pertinent conversations with their children than teachers because

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Families share common backgrounds and experiences with their children, making them better equipped to have educationally pertinent conversations. Teachers may not have the same connections to a student's personal life and experiences. Trust (A) and communication skills (C) are important factors, but do not necessarily make families better at educationally pertinent conversations. The concept of closure, extending, and expanding (D) is more related to classroom instruction and lesson planning than family conversations.

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