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Showing 1 to 20 of 44 for “"Parent-teacher relationships"”.
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How to establish and maintain positive parent-teacher relationships
<p>Studies and literature have shown that when parents and teachers possess a positive relationship, students will be more successful and show an increase in academic achievement. The purposes of this research study were to (a) determine how to establish a positive parent-teacher relationship and …
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Professional Learning for Educators: Enhancing Practice and Parent-Teacher Relationships in Early Childhood Programs in the Cayman Islands
… in the early years. This study investigated how teachers and parents in the Cayman Islands are responding to the Cayman Islands Early Years Curriculum Framework. Specifically, this mixed methods study investigated the effectiveness of a three-month long multi-dimensional professional learning …
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The Impact of Parental Involvement on Student's Academic Achievement, Parental Well-Being, and Parent-Teacher Relationships
… influence childhood outcomes, in which parental involvement and family-school partnerships have been highlighted in the education system. Research to date has heavily focused on the impact of parental involvement on children’s academic achievement, but minimal research has been devoted …
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Parent-Teacher Relationships in Cyber Charter Schools: Investigating the quality of the Parent-Teacher Relationship and Its Impact on Student Achievement
… is reason to believe that the quality of the parent-teacher relationship in cyber charter schools could be as important, if not more important than its role in traditional schooling. Currently, contemporary studies on the parent-teacher relationship only address face-to-face student …
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Technology and its impact on parental involvement in K-12 education
… the Student Information System’s (SIS) parent portal has on parent involvement in K-12 education. Parents who participated in the study were asked questions in the fields of special education; social economic status; parent workshops; use of technology, including the parent portal; …
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An investigation of the relationship between certain parental characteristics and musical interest of students in high school bands
… in those communities, aid in improvement of parent-teacher relationships, and be of general interest to others in similar situations.
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Special Education Teachers' Perceptions of Role Dissonance and Parental Expectations
The chronic shortage of special education teachers continues to impact educational outcomes for students with disabilities across the United States. While extensive research has examined factors contributing to special education teacher attrition, including role conditions and workplace stressors, …
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DEVELOPING BELIEFS AND CHALLENGING ASSUMPTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF A BEGINNING TEACHER’S UNDERSTANDING OF PARENT ENGAGEMENT
… culture, induction programs, and a beginning teacher’s prior beliefs and experiences influenced a beginning teacher’s understanding of parent engagement. Literature was reviewed pertaining to teacher induction, teacher interactions with parents, the effects of culture on beliefs, and the …
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An exploration of early childhood educators’ and parents’ experiences during the period of school closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Peru
… this gap by analysing the challenges faced by parents and early childhood (EC) educators in rural and urban Peru between March 2020 and August 2021. A multiple case study research design generated context specific data, which were examined through a cross-case analysis. Purposive sampling led …
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An exploration of some ways to work with parents to expand the usefulness of the teacher-parent relationship
… and societal demands ends with the first grade teacher looking at a six-year-old child. On one hand the pressures of society and the educational system threaten her. On the other hand the needs of individual children demand from her far more than just the teaching of academic skills . These …
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Parent involvement and public understanding of education: a case study.
… purpose of this study was to determine whether parental involvement made a significant contribution to the development of public understanding of education.
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Educational Interventions for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Perceptions of Parents and Teachers in a Northeast Tennessee School System.
… case study investigated the perceptions of parents of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), special education teachers, and general education teachers in a Northeast Tennessee public school system regarding educational interventions for children with ASD including what interventions …
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Educational equity for all : a qualitative case study exploring the perceptions of Hispanic parents regarding parental engagement at a rural Title I high school in Southwest Texas.
… this demographic necessitate examining Hispanic parental involvement initiatives. Parental involvement increases the chances of success for K–12 students from racially minoritized groups and assists educators in fostering equitable education for all students (Epstein, 1995; Hoover‐Dempsey et al., …
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Reports to Parents of Pupil Progress in Instrumental Music
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Parent-teacher communication methods: which ones do teachers utilize, and why?
<p>Studies have shown that parental involvement has positive effects on education. Further, parents are more likely to become involved if they are kept up-to-date with student progress; however, in order for parents to know this information, effective communication needs to be maintained. This …
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A study on the role of the parent in educational decision making from the perspective of parents and teachers
… student learning. Thus, the move to include parents in educational decision making can be considered to be rooted in democratic principles. To gain greater insight into the issue ofparent involvement in educational decision making, one elementary school was studied and a triangulization …
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Single Parents' Preferences and Expectations for Home-School Communication
This study focuses on single parents' preferences and expectations for home-school communication in public schools. Home-school communication has received considerable attention from educators and parents in recent years. Many see this communication as a vital link in establishing partnerships …
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Teachers perception, beliefs, and self-efficacy about parental engagement and school family partnerships in Kenya.
… research methods were used to examine teacher perceptions and beliefs about parental engagement and their ability to influence children's school success. Teachers of children in baby class (kindergarten) through class eight employed by two schools in Nairobi, Kenya voluntarily …
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