Who are the conspirators planning to kill Caesar?

Answer 1

Establishing the Parent-Teacher Relationship

Parents and teachers really have the same goal. That is, for a child to achieve academically, socially, and emotionally. Establishing a good rapport with your child's teacher at the beginning of the school year can go a long way toward achieving that goal. It is a partnership where support and cooperation is needed on both sides.

The key to establishing a positive, helpful relationship is effective communication.

1. Set up a meeting the first week of school to discuss important information about your child. This can include familial concerns and learning issues your child has. Don't catch your child's teacher in the parking lot before or after school. Wait until the teacher can give you their undivided attention.

2. When you meet with the teacher, establish the purpose of the meeting and ask questions when there is something you don't understand. Only discuss your child in the meeting.

3. Attend back-to-school night to learn about school curriculum and classroom management and policies.

4. Volunteer for projects or to help out in the classroom. Drive on field trips or chaperone.

5. If you are contacted about a discipline or academic problem, don't get defensive. Listen to the teacher and respond politely and unemotionally. Request a conference for further explanation if you still have questions.

6. Attend regularly scheduled parent-teacher conferences when your child is in primary grades. In middle and high school, request a conference with the subject area teacher if you have concerns or questions about your child's progress.

7. Never bad mouth the teacher in the presence of your child. That attitude will carry over into the classroom. It is important to build trust in the teacher so that your child feels confident and open to the learning environment.

8. Encourage your child to develop a relationship with the teacher. A child that has a good relationship with a teacher will feel comfortable asking questions and getting help when needed.

Above all, keep a positive attitude and remember that the objective is to see that your child flourishes academically, socially and emotionally.

Answer 2

Brutus, Casca, Cassius, Cinna, Decius are named conspirators.That's actually incorrect. Cassius, Brutus, Casca, Cinna, Decius, Trebonius, and Metellus (< not so sure on last one) But there should be one more according to a chart my teacher gave me but I can't find him in the book.

Answer 3

Parents and teachers really have the same goal. That is, for a child to achieve academically, socially, and emotionally. Establishing a good rapport with your child's teacher at the beginning of the school year can go a long way toward achieving that goal. It is a partnership where support and cooperation is needed on both sides.

The key to establishing a positive, helpful relationship is effective communication.

1. Set up a meeting the first week of school to discuss important information about your child. This can include familial concerns and learning issues your child has. Don't catch your child's teacher in the parking lot before or after school. Wait until the teacher can give you their undivided attention.

2. When you meet with the teacher, establish the purpose of the meeting and ask questions when there is something you don't understand. Only discuss your child in the meeting.

3. Attend back-to-school night to learn about school curriculum and classroom management and policies.

4. Volunteer for projects or to help out in the classroom. Drive on field trips or chaperone.

5. If you are contacted about a discipline or academic problem, don't get defensive. Listen to the teacher and respond politely and unemotionally. Request a conference for further explanation if you still have questions.

6. Attend regularly scheduled parent-teacher conferences when your child is in primary grades. In middle and high school, request a conference with the subject area teacher if you have concerns or questions about your child's progress.

7. Never bad mouth the teacher in the presence of your child. That attitude will carry over into the classroom. It is important to build trust in the teacher so that your child feels confident and open to the learning environment.

8. Encourage your child to develop a relationship with the teacher. A child that has a good relationship with a teacher will feel comfortable asking questions and getting help when needed.

Above all, keep a positive attitude and remember that the objective is to see that your child flourishes academically, socially and emotionally.

Answer 4

There were several conspirators against Julius Caesar. They included Brutus, Casca, Ligarius, Cassius, and Cinnia. Casca was the one who stabbed Caesar first.

Answer 5

Brutus and Cassius

Answer 6

They were Marcus Junius Brutus (or just Brutus) and Gaius Cassius Longinus (or just Cassius)

Answer 7

Caesar was assassinated by a group of rebellious senators led by Gaius Cassius Longinus, Marcus Junius Brutus, and Decimus Junius Brutus.

Answer 8

Marcus Brutus, Decius Brutus, Cassius, Casca, Cinna, Trebonius, Ligarius and Metullus Cimber