M.Ed.This study presents a framework that identifies what a home and community can do to help school entry pupils in initial literacy and numeracy in the Thulamahashe area near Bushbuckridge in the Northern province of South Africa. The emphasis is on involvement for mothers and caregivers in helping school entry pupils to acquire basic skills in literacy and numeracy. The research covers a brief inquiry into the need for support programme for mothers and caregivers of school entry pupils as suggested by the research sample. Suggestions for the structure and content of a possible programme are forwarded. The study was conducted by means of observing schools and homes and interviewing mothers, caregivers and teachers about the need for and f...
This study investigated parental involvement and group work as support systems applicable in the lea...
The Government is urging teachers to engage more closely with families and is promoting the concept ...
Research indicates that children who arrive m school with limited experiences of literacy are freque...
The aim of the study was to assess the emergent literacy knowledge of a group of South African pre-s...
A child’s home environment has been shown to be related to the development of early numeracy skills ...
This study explores the experience of participants involved in three family literacy programmes in B...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
This dissertation builds on and contributes to work in the field of parent-school collaboration and ...
Research has proved that parental involvement is expected to improve the literacy learning of childr...
This article summarises the fi ndings from an exploratory study about the Home–School Partnership fo...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
Abstract in Afrikaans and EnglishThis study was initiated when the researcher became aware of the pr...
Literacy is usually considered the ability to read at a basic level. Now it is beginning to be defin...
The purpose of this study was to find out how parents can contribute to the early reading developmen...
This study investigated parental involvement and group work as support systems applicable in the lea...
The Government is urging teachers to engage more closely with families and is promoting the concept ...
Research indicates that children who arrive m school with limited experiences of literacy are freque...
The aim of the study was to assess the emergent literacy knowledge of a group of South African pre-s...
A child’s home environment has been shown to be related to the development of early numeracy skills ...
This study explores the experience of participants involved in three family literacy programmes in B...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
This dissertation builds on and contributes to work in the field of parent-school collaboration and ...
Research has proved that parental involvement is expected to improve the literacy learning of childr...
This article summarises the fi ndings from an exploratory study about the Home–School Partnership fo...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
The project was commissioned to investigate and analyse the issue of effective support for distance ...
Abstract in Afrikaans and EnglishThis study was initiated when the researcher became aware of the pr...
Literacy is usually considered the ability to read at a basic level. Now it is beginning to be defin...
The purpose of this study was to find out how parents can contribute to the early reading developmen...
This study investigated parental involvement and group work as support systems applicable in the lea...
The Government is urging teachers to engage more closely with families and is promoting the concept ...
Research indicates that children who arrive m school with limited experiences of literacy are freque...