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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Parents' Participation"”.
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Factors Hindering Parents’ Participation in School Activities in Tanzania: A Case of Arusha District
This study expored factors hindering parents’ participation in school activities in Tanzania, a case of Arusha district. The objectives of the study were to investigate education policies in schools and how they motivate participation in education among the parents, to analyse socioeconomic factors …
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A study to examine parents' participation in the learning process of their children: A case study of Eembaxu combined school in Ohangwena Region
… this study was to establish the extent to which parents in the Ohangwena Region are involved in the learning processes of their children. The target population was parents, grade ten teachers and learners in the Ohangwena Region. ECS was randomly selected. Seven grade ten teachers and ten parents …
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Factors that Influence the Participation of Immigrant Latino Parents in the Special Education Process of their Children with Disabilities
… Education Act emphasized the importance of parents’ participation in all educational decisions concerning their children with disabilities. However, parents’ ability to actively participate in, and contribute to, their children’s special education process is influenced by a variety of parent …
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A comparative analysis of the relationship between parent participation in educational activities in three child-parent centers and parental child-rearing attitudes and practices
This case study concerns the relationship between parents' participation in educational activities in three urban child-parent centers of a public school system and the child-rearing attitudes and practices of the parents. Data were collected for nine months. The parents in each center were …
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Black parent perceptions of factors which facilitate or inhibit participation in education
Many studies have been done which address parent participation and its relationship to student achievement. However, few studies have been done which specifically address the aspects of Black parent participation. This study sought to determine the factors that facilitate or inhibit Black parents' …
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The experience of African American parents with the special education system : a review of literature
… on the experiences of African American parents of children with disabilities in the special education system. The reviewed works span between 1990 and 2014, and the purpose of the review is to understand (a) the experiences of African American parents of children with disabilities with …
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Maryland special education due process decisions: a closer look at the issues and outcomes
… with a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE). Parents of eligible students with disabilities have three complaint mechanisms available when there are disputes with the school district regarding FAPE. One of those complaint mechanisms is the right to a due process hearing. Parents have utilized …
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Parental involvement in Grade 7 learners’ academic achievement in Empangeni Umhlathuze District, KwaZulu-Natal
… but also to generate strategies to promote parents‟ participation in their children‟s school education. Open-ended questions for school management teams and for parents were used in this study covering three primary schools in three settings. Respondents were selected through the use of …
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Quality Factors Affecting Academic Performance of Students in Secondary School in Tanzania: Case of selected Public Secondary Schools in Tanga
… and lack of education and awareness to parents. The quality factors have the role to play in providing good education to children. However, most of the schools lacked important infrastructure such as library and laboratories which were not finished and many buildings were poorly built …
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Silenced Voices: Rethinking Parental Involvement in Education
… explored the experiences of African American parents engaging in their children's education in a medium-sized mid-western community. More specifically, the project examined African American parents' perceptions of education and how these perceptions were related to their participation in home, …
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A Study Of Elementary School Involvement By Parents Currently Serving In The U.S. Armed Forces
… was conducted using currently serving military parents with children enrolled in elementary school. The intent of the research was to reveal factors that contributed to military parents’ participation in the education of their elementary-aged child, analyze factors that contributed to the lack …
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Parents' Views of and Participation in the Special Education Process
Parents’ views of and participation in the special education process are important in light of parents’ expanded membership in all decision making groups, specifically those that make eligibility and placement decisions guaranteed by The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Amendments of …
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Parental Involvement in Children’s Schooling and Learning in the School, Home and Community in Rural India.
… from rural India demonstrates that less affluent parents are less likely to engage in activities that support their children’s schooling and learning, than their wealthier counterparts. School actors and community leaders often attribute this to parents living in poverty being unaware of, or …
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The Cultural, Organisational and Contextual Processes that Might Affect the Implementation of Massage in Lebanese Neonatal Intensive Care Units: A study Informed by Normalization Process Theory
… sample of Lebanese health care professionals and parents were recruited from three university hospitals with data generated through focus group discussions and observational notes. Framework analysis was used for the analysis and interpretation of the findings. The study drew on the principles and …
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PARENTS’ POSTNATAL SENSE OF SECURITY (PPSS)- developing an instrument and description of important factors based on mothers’ and fathers’ experiences
… analysis (Paper II), was carried out. The Parents’ Postnatal Sense of Security (PPSS) instrument developed in Paper I was used for evaluation in Paper II. In Paper III and Paper IV the transcribed texts were analysed using qualitative content text analysis. The PPSS instrument, mother’s …