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Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues : Insights for parent-school partnerships
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Roxanne Finn
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Case Studies
/ Children & youth
/ Communities
/ Ecological psychology
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational environment
/ Educational innovation
/ Educational Policy and Politics
/ Educational Psychology
/ Families & family life
/ Foreign Countries
/ Home school relationship
/ Individualised teaching
/ Instructional Improvement
/ Instructional Leadership
/ Learning
/ Makerspaces
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Parent attitudes
/ Parent Participation
/ Parent Role
/ Parent School Relationship
/ Parent Teacher Cooperation
/ Parents
/ Parents & parenting
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Pedagogy
/ Resistance (Psychology)
/ Students
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching process
2019
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Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues : Insights for parent-school partnerships
by
Roxanne Finn
in
Case Studies
/ Children & youth
/ Communities
/ Ecological psychology
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational environment
/ Educational innovation
/ Educational Policy and Politics
/ Educational Psychology
/ Families & family life
/ Foreign Countries
/ Home school relationship
/ Individualised teaching
/ Instructional Improvement
/ Instructional Leadership
/ Learning
/ Makerspaces
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Parent attitudes
/ Parent Participation
/ Parent Role
/ Parent School Relationship
/ Parent Teacher Cooperation
/ Parents
/ Parents & parenting
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Pedagogy
/ Resistance (Psychology)
/ Students
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching process
2019
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Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues : Insights for parent-school partnerships
by
Roxanne Finn
in
Case Studies
/ Children & youth
/ Communities
/ Ecological psychology
/ Education
/ Educational Change
/ Educational environment
/ Educational innovation
/ Educational Policy and Politics
/ Educational Psychology
/ Families & family life
/ Foreign Countries
/ Home school relationship
/ Individualised teaching
/ Instructional Improvement
/ Instructional Leadership
/ Learning
/ Makerspaces
/ Outcomes of Education
/ Parent attitudes
/ Parent Participation
/ Parent Role
/ Parent School Relationship
/ Parent Teacher Cooperation
/ Parents
/ Parents & parenting
/ Partnerships in Education
/ Pedagogy
/ Resistance (Psychology)
/ Students
/ Teachers
/ Teaching
/ Teaching and Teacher Education
/ Teaching process
2019
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Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues : Insights for parent-school partnerships
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Specifying the contributions of parents as pedagogues : Insights for parent-school partnerships
2019
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Overview
Research strongly suggests that learning outcomes improve with increased parental involvement in school settings, and policy in Australia aligns by encouraging schools to work in 'partnership' with parents and communities. The Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership endorses the requirement of graduate teachers to 'engage with the parents/carers' and encourages parents in classrooms. However, a research gap exists regarding exactly what it is that parents might contribute to the classroom and how these contributions improve learning outcomes for all children. This case study reports on a parent-instigated program in one school, affording deeper insight into the potential of parent contributions to support learning outcomes for all students. An ecological stance on learning (applying theory from both ecological and environmental psychology) frames the research, and findings reveal some insights into the legitimacy of parent contributions that can support teachers to engage parents in pedagogical ways, enabling functional parent-school partnerships at the local community level. [Author abstract]
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Springer Netherlands,Springer,Springer Nature B.V
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