Parent Involvement in the Educational Process / David Peterson.

Children whose parents are involved in their formal education, among other things, have better grades, test scores, and long-term academic achievement than those with disinterested mothers and fathers. Tutoring is probably the best way for parents to participate in public education, but parental att...

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Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:ERIC digest ; Series Number EA 43.
Main Author: Peterson, David
Corporate Author: ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management
Language:English
Published: Eugene, OR : ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management, 1989.
Series:ERIC digest ; Series Number EA 43.
Subjects:
Educational Improvement.
Educational Innovation.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Family Influence.
Family Involvement.
High Risk Students.
Parent Participation.
Parent Role.
ERIC Digests
ERIC Publications.
ERIC Digests in Full Text.
Genre:
ERIC Publications.
ERIC Digests in Full Text.
Physical Description:4 pages.
Format: Microfilm Book

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