How often have we said: “The parents are not involved—they are just not interested”. My two-year action research study evaluated a variety of methods which led to more immigrant parent participation in family workshops. The study took place in a Chicago public school, in a first grade bilingual classroom. All of the families are Spanish speaking. I concluded that teachers need to first consider the experiences of their students’ families and only then design ways to ask parents to be involved
Historically, parental involvement has been viewed as a vehicle for academic success, especially in ...
The purpose of this study was to assess Hispanic/Latino parental involvement techniques and their pr...
Students looked into best practices for engaging immigrant and refugee parents on topics related to ...
How often have we said: “The parents are not involved—they are just not interested”. My two-year act...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
It is usually the case that the higher the grade level, the less parental participation is evidenced...
The Hoover-Dempsey et al. (2005) model of parents" involvement in their children's schools has recen...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
Latino immigrant families often face significant barriers in becoming involved in their children’s e...
Traditionally, school personnel have expressed concern about the relatively poor record of involving...
One of the top reasons immigrants give for coming to the United States is a desire to provide better...
Immigrant parents in a new cultural setting may experience both structural and individual barriers, ...
Parental involvement encompasses a range of practices that research indicates academically helps stu...
As a teacher educator and former bilingual teacher, I have encountered many teachers who have negati...
Historically, parental involvement has been viewed as a vehicle for academic success, especially in ...
The purpose of this study was to assess Hispanic/Latino parental involvement techniques and their pr...
Students looked into best practices for engaging immigrant and refugee parents on topics related to ...
How often have we said: “The parents are not involved—they are just not interested”. My two-year act...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
It is usually the case that the higher the grade level, the less parental participation is evidenced...
The Hoover-Dempsey et al. (2005) model of parents" involvement in their children's schools has recen...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
Teachers and administrators in schools with large, working-class Latino populations often complain o...
Latino immigrant families often face significant barriers in becoming involved in their children’s e...
Traditionally, school personnel have expressed concern about the relatively poor record of involving...
One of the top reasons immigrants give for coming to the United States is a desire to provide better...
Immigrant parents in a new cultural setting may experience both structural and individual barriers, ...
Parental involvement encompasses a range of practices that research indicates academically helps stu...
As a teacher educator and former bilingual teacher, I have encountered many teachers who have negati...
Historically, parental involvement has been viewed as a vehicle for academic success, especially in ...
The purpose of this study was to assess Hispanic/Latino parental involvement techniques and their pr...
Students looked into best practices for engaging immigrant and refugee parents on topics related to ...