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4 ways to help your kid succeed, according to local teachers
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Martina Hewitt, a fifth-grade teacher at Gainesville Exploration Academy, and Renee Boatright, principal at Gainesville Exploration Academy, left, go over last year's student performance. - photo by David Barnes
Teachers may have the most direct impact on a student’s education, but most will quickly say they can’t do it alone. In addition to other teachers, coaches, tutors and mentors, teachers say they need parents who can work with them to help their children succeed. The Times asked teachers to share advice they would give to parents to help their children succeed during the 2017-18 school year.