Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
Parent Involvement
Parent involvement is defined as the active, ongoing participation of a child's parent(s) or guardian(s) in his or her education. It is recognized that there are many different ways for parents to participate in their children's education, from reading to children at home, to assisting in the classroom, to sitting on advisory councils at school. from Parent Partners: Using Parents to Enhance Education
from By Request...
- Building Trust with Schools and Diverse Families December 2003
- Increasing Student Engagement and Motivation: From Time-on-Task to Homework
- Parent Partners: Using Parents to Enhance Education
from Child and Family
from Comprehensive Center
- A New Path: Strategies and Methods for Title IX Programs Operating Under the Improving America's Schools Act of 1994
- Increasing Parent Involvement in Montana: Montana Parent Information and Resource Center Network develops partnerships statewide
from Schoolwide Northwest (Winter 2000) - Parents and Schoolwide Programs
- Parents Have Key Role In Schoolwide Programs
from Schoolwide Northwest (Spring 1997)
from Education, Career and Community
- If you need Parent Involvement, Try Looking Here
from Identifying Local Resources for Your Literacy Program - It's All in the Family: Planning High-Quality Family Literacy Events
from Mathematics and Science Education
from Northwest Education
- Advocating for Children: Families and communities are building bridges as they remove old barriers (Winter 1997)
- Lessons from the Cities: Urban schools find ways to build on the strengths of city kids
from City Kids: What Helps Them Thrive (Winter 1999)
from Parents: Let's Talk
- Breaking Through: When School Gets Tough
- Keeping Kids Safe
- Tips About Young Kids, Words, and Reading
- Tips for Parents on Motivating Kids
- Two-Way Street Leads to Learning
- What kids are like: five to seven years old
from School Improvement
- Parent Involvement
- Parent Involvement in Education
- School-Community Collaboration to Improve the Quality of Life for Urban Youth and Their Families