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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Home-school relationships"”.
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The Perceptions of Elementary Guidance In the Virginia Beach City Public Schools
… (1993). Questions covered four domains: (1) home-school relationships, (2) student personal development, (3) support for academic growth, and (4) program value. Results are reported in descriptive statistics. Four one-way analyses of variance were used to compare responses of groups in …
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A Qualitative Assessment of the Perceptions of Teachers Concerning How Economically Disadvantaged Students at White Pine School Are Being Served
… disadvantaged students at White Pine School were being served. The results of this study may help educators at White Pine School determine how to support and improve learning conditions for economically disadvantaged students.</p><p>Data collection techniques included individual …
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Somali parents’ involvement in their children’s education: an exploration of parental involvement and family-school relationships
… involvement and the relationship between home and school. The study took place at two afterschool centres in East and South East of London. A constructivist paradigm was adopted, and two theoretical frameworks were drawn upon: Coleman’s Social capital theory (1988) and Hoover-Dempsey & …
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Black Parents’ Use of Educational Advocates: Disrupting Structural and Systemic Racism in Education
… and interferes with cultivating effective home-school relationships that encourage successful student outcomes. School districts offer the services of educational advocates to provide support to parents whose children are referred for special services. Such services, however, are not …
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From Seclusion To Inclusion: A Comparative Case Study Of Students With Emotional And Behavioral Disorders In Middle Schools
… of students and teachers when six middle school students with emotional and behavioral disorders moved from self-contained classes to inclusive placements in general education classes in three schools that were part of a large metropolitan school district in the southeastern United States. …
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A study of the attitudes of Slavey Indian parents toward education in Hay River
… following topics: participation, Indian content, home-school relationships, and teacher training. The findings were then analyzed and several recommendations were made on the basis of the perceived needs of the Slavey adults. It was found that education was viewed by the Slaveys as a utility which …
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How Does Internet Facilitated Communication Impact Teacher and Parent Partnerships?
… Left Behind Act of 2001, mandated that public schools become accountable for the achievement of all public school students. Included in Public Law 107-110 is a section that mandates that schools involve parents in the functioning of the institution and that parents be involved in their child's …
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"No one reads in our house": Exploring the challenges faced by parents with limited literacy skills when helping their children with school-based reading activities at home
… it is now an expectation within most primary schools in England that parents will regularly listen to their child read. However, statistics indicate approximately one in six adults are unable to read at a functional level; it is likely therefore that a significant minority of parents will …
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Parental participation in a chapter I parent center as a predictor of academic achievement
… academic achievement namely: (1) the child's home environment; (2) parental attitude towards education; (3) the child's self-concept; and (4) the child's motivation to learn. In addition, the study examines the relationship between participation in the Chapter I Parent Center program and …
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Parental Involvement in a Northwest Georgia School District
… Behind Act include important requirements for schools, districts, and states to organize programs for parental involvement and to implement ways to communicate with parents and the public about student achievement and the quality and performance of schools. According to Gonzalez (2002), …