Parents are under-recognised agents for change in schools. This chapter is about a school community project in the primary school which our children attend. The two authors were key actors in the initiation and development of the project, however the full project team has consisted of around fifteen enthusisatic parents, teachers and the principal, with a much larger group of students, teachers and parents also involved at various times in different activities. The experiences and insights of this learning community created by the project are presented here
Despite the rhetoric of legislators, educators and organized parent bodies advocating the establishm...
In the current qualitative case study, we explored a professional learning community (PLC) that aime...
This presentation will focus, for the most part, on a project of parental involvement in a state pri...
During the past three decades a great deal has been written about the role parents have in their chi...
This paper illustrates some of the tensions and contradictions in schools' attempts to develop paren...
It is acknowledged that parental engagement with children’s learning and education is of vital impor...
In recent years, educational research has highlighted the importance of understanding children’s lea...
The purpose of this project was to investigate the attitudes and perceptions of the school, family m...
This dissertation describes an action research project undertaken in an urban primary school. This a...
Exploring the interaction between education and social relationships has been a long-standing focus ...
This paper reports on two action research projects which are part of the Campaign for Learning’s Lea...
Abstract: The partnership between the school and the community is provided to increase the quality o...
During the 1970's the Australian Schools Commission identified many of the changing needs within Aus...
M.A.The Department of Education encourages parents to become involved in their children’s education ...
The Children Achieving reform plan envisioned parents as critical players in school reform, a vision...
Despite the rhetoric of legislators, educators and organized parent bodies advocating the establishm...
In the current qualitative case study, we explored a professional learning community (PLC) that aime...
This presentation will focus, for the most part, on a project of parental involvement in a state pri...
During the past three decades a great deal has been written about the role parents have in their chi...
This paper illustrates some of the tensions and contradictions in schools' attempts to develop paren...
It is acknowledged that parental engagement with children’s learning and education is of vital impor...
In recent years, educational research has highlighted the importance of understanding children’s lea...
The purpose of this project was to investigate the attitudes and perceptions of the school, family m...
This dissertation describes an action research project undertaken in an urban primary school. This a...
Exploring the interaction between education and social relationships has been a long-standing focus ...
This paper reports on two action research projects which are part of the Campaign for Learning’s Lea...
Abstract: The partnership between the school and the community is provided to increase the quality o...
During the 1970's the Australian Schools Commission identified many of the changing needs within Aus...
M.A.The Department of Education encourages parents to become involved in their children’s education ...
The Children Achieving reform plan envisioned parents as critical players in school reform, a vision...
Despite the rhetoric of legislators, educators and organized parent bodies advocating the establishm...
In the current qualitative case study, we explored a professional learning community (PLC) that aime...
This presentation will focus, for the most part, on a project of parental involvement in a state pri...