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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Parent satisfaction"”.
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FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PARENT SATISFACTION OF SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
… understand the significant factors that predict parent satisfaction of school based mental health services. These factors are vital as they can decrease attrition rates regarding treatment and can improve the overall quality of services in school based settings. The purpose of this study is to …
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Extending the School Year: Student Achievement, Attendance, and Student, Teacher, and Parent Satisfaction
… student achievement, attendance, and stakeholder satisfaction were examined at one middle school in the Henrico County Public School Division. Several populations were used for this study: participating students, teachers, and parents. Data on English-social studies, math, and science were …
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Parent satisfaction with school services for children with autism spectrum disorders: the meaning of satisfaction
… and limitations in the literature by examining parent satisfaction with the school services that their young children with ASD are receiving, using a mixed methods approach that includes interview and survey methodology. Sixteen parents of children with ASD participated in the study. The results …
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Beyond shallow accountability for parent involvement: investigating the influence of general education participation and family characteristics on parent satisfaction with special education using national data
Parent participation in special education is a substantial contributor to students’ academic, behavioral, and post-secondary success. Parents are considered instrumental in preserving the educational rights of their children with disabilities and parent participation in their children’s …
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An exploratory survey of factors affecting satisfaction with educational experiences for parents of children with Cystic Fibrosis
<p>Consumer satisfaction has been studied extensively as it relates to service seeking behavior, positive perceptions of services rendered, and measurable benefit as a result of service delivery. Furthermore, numerous studies have explored the importance of a strong, collaborative home-school …
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EFFECTIVENESS OF PARENTING CLASSES FOR PARENTS OF AT-RISK YOUTH
<p>Parent education classes offered at the Catholic Charities Organization of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties were the focus of this study. A pre-test and post-test design was utilized to evaluate the effectiveness of the classes for parents receiving parent education classes. The hypothesis …
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Divorced co-parenting in rural communities: Understanding perceptions of parental quality from a socio-cognitive-behavioral perspective
… to investigate perceptions of post-divorce co-parenting relationship quality for biological mothers and fathers of minor children who lived in rural areas. Quantitative methods were applied. Questionnaires were mailed within a seven county region. Eighty parents returned questionnaires. …
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Responsiveness in American schools overseas: discrepancies between parental expectations and school performance
… was to determine the educational priorities of parents with children enrolled in American Sponsored Overseas Schools in South America, and to compare those priorities with their perceptions of school performance. Responsiveness was defined as the relationship between priorities and perceived …
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Home-School Collaboration and Children with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders: An Examination of School Services
… research literature has frequently noted that parental involvement in the treatment of childhood EBD has a positive impact on outcomes in both school and community-based supports. The current study examined the relationship between parent involvement and school services received for children …
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Family empowerment: the use of online parent discussion groups following diagnosis of ASD in young children
… spectrum disorder. Over a 12 week time period, parents (15 mothers and 7 fathers) participated in gender-divided online discussion groups. Three online surveys were used to determine discussion topics of importance, to identify services and supports already accessed, and to report parent …
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Examination of Role Satisfaction and Mental Health of Caregiving Grandparents
… has shown that the number of caregiving grandparents in America has steadily increased. If this trend continues there will be more of a need for society to recognize this population and the difficulties that they face due to the atypical structure of these households. Research has produced …
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An analysis of predictors of child rearing strategies for low income mothers
Identifying family factors that influence parental choice of discipline has been a continuing topic of interest to researchers. The purpose of this study was to examine factors that predict child rearing strategies in a survey population of 330 mothers enrolled in the federal Women, Infant, and …
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Students Who Are Gifted and Public School Enrollment Choices Their Parents Make
Given the many school choices available to parents, there is a need to understand the reasons parents of a child who is gifted choose to keep their child in his/her current school. Parents* satisfaction with their child*s school and their academic growth is essential to continued enrollment of the …
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A Comparison of Parents Who Initiated Due Process Hearings and Complaints in Maine
Parents have the authority to challenge school decisions regarding the identification, evaluation, placement and provision of a free appropriate public education to their child with a disability through either the hearing process or the complaint investigation process under the Individuals With …
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Quality, Equity, Efficiency, Evaluation, And Local Flexibility: The Political And Educational Dilemmas Of Iowa's Foundation Plan
… and through administering student, teacher, and parent survey instruments (designed by the researcher to reflect elements of satisfaction viewed by authorities as being important) to selected populations within each district. The districts were grouped into categories of three sizes. ANOVA tests …
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My Social Toolbox: Building a Foundation for Increased Social Participation Among Children With Disabilities
… participation include emotional well-being, life satisfaction, building friendships, psychological benefits and positive effects on overall health and development (Law, Petrenchik, King, & Hurley, 2007). Compared to their typically developing peers, children with disabilities are at an increased …
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Going through magnetic resonance imaging - patients’ experiences and the value of information and preparation for adults and children
… the examination, motion artefacts, and parent satisfaction, and costs were calculated (Paper IV). The results showed that the essential feeling experienced when undergoing MRI was that of being in another world with a great variation in degree of perceived threat to one’s self-control. …
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An analysis of parent, student, and staff satisfaction with supplemental educational services (SES) to improve student achievement among at-risk high school students in failing schools
<p>The purpose of this study was to examine parent, student, administrator, and staff satisfaction with supplemental education services (SES) provided at a small, nonprofit, community-based, African-centered program (Alkebu-lan Village) that focused on improving English language arts and …
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What Matters Most? Measuring Service Quality to Improve Schools
… trend has emerged in the field of education. Parents are empowered and encouraged to make school choice decisions for their children and have become consumers of the educational delivery system. They are inundated information regarding the “product” of the school - student achievement scores …