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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Students. Parental Involvement"”.

  1. Promoting Parental Participation and Involvement

    … of an extensive literature review regarding parental participation and involvement. The mounting efforts of school accountability movements in the United States (i.e., No Child Left Behind) has created a pressing need for educators of school aged children to become not only advocates for …

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  2. Parental involvement: an examination of principal sensemaking to engage low-income and/or minority parents

    … academic achievement of low-income and minority students. Parental involvement research asserts that parental involvement affects student academic success across all groups; however, few principals report the use of parental involvement strategies to increase student achievement. This qualitative …

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  3. The Impact Of Student Self-Discipline And Parental Involvement in Students' Academic Activities on Student Academic Performance

    … the impact of student’s self-discipline and parental involvement on academic performance. The study sought to determine whether student’s self-discipline and parental involvement in student’s academic activities have any impact on student’s Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS) scores or on their …

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  4. DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE PRACTICE IN EARLY ELEMENTARY GRADE SCHOOLS IN BANGKOK, THAILAND

    … the class-size of the classroom (number of students), parental involvement, and administrative systems. Also, the supporting factors were teachers' professional attitudes and the fact that teachers taught in self-contained classrooms, whereas the teachers' workload, the children's lack of …

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