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Publication Date: 2005-Dec
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Opening Doors: Understanding School and Family Influences on Family Involvement
Carlisle, Erin; Stanley, Lindsey; Kemple, Kristen Mary
Early Childhood Education Journal, v33 n3 p155-162 Dec 2005
Family involvement in schooling can benefit young children, teachers, and families. Family involvement in schools can be influenced by both school-related and family-related factors. School-related factors include teachers' attitudes toward families, and school and teacher expectations. Family-related factors include ethnicity, prior school experiences, and family work schedules. Teachers who recognize and understand these influences can employ a variety of strategies to facilitate the involvement of families in the school experience of young children.
Descriptors: Family Influence, Family Involvement, Teacher Attitudes, Ethnicity, Educational Experience, Young Children, Teachers, Family (Sociological Unit), Family School Relationship, Expectation, Educational Environment, Prior Learning, Employed Parents
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Education Level: Early Childhood Education
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Language: English
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