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Parents as Partners in Education : Families and Schools Working Together
ISBN: 9780130996541 | 0130996548
Edition: 5thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2000
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For courses in Parents in Early Childhood. This popular comprehensive book offers a unique blend of practical information and strategies that enhance school-parent collaboration for children ages 0-8 to involve parents in their children's education. The book is the best in the field because it goes beyond other texts to cover: 1) past and current research, 2) special concerns and challenges of working with minority and culturally-diverse families, 3) school and home-based programs, 4) parent conferences, 5) involving parents of children with di... MORE
1. Family Involvement—Essential for a Child's Development.
2. Historical Overview of Family Life and Parent Involvement.
3. The Family and Community.
4. Effective Home-School-Community Relationships.
5. Communication and Parent Programs.
6. Collaborative Leadership—Working with Parents.
7. School-Based Programs.
8. Home-Based Programs.
9. Working with Parents of the Child with Disabilities.
10. The Abused ... MORE
11. Rights, Responsibilities, and Advocacy.
2. Historical Overview of Family Life and Parent Involvement.
3. The Family and Community.
4. Effective Home-School-Community Relationships.
5. Communication and Parent Programs.
6. Collaborative Leadership—Working with Parents.
7. School-Based Programs.
8. Home-Based Programs.
9. Working with Parents of the Child with Disabilities.
10. The Abused ... MORE
11. Rights, Responsibilities, and Advocacy.
Eugenia Hepworth Berger is professor emerita of education at Metropolitian State College.
