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Tapping The Potential Of Parents by Patricia Edwards.
Tapping The Potential Of Parents (2009) Author Patricia Edwards describes how we can tap into the potential of parents and increase the achievement
of children in school. Edwards describes how schools can link to parents by developing a more supportive atmosphere, and by
providing ties to classroom lessons. The collaborative model of teaching and learning is stressed, with real life examples
from schools in Grand rapids, Michigan.
In easy to understand language, this author described strategies for a
“whole school” approach to learning. Specific applications and real life problems are used to illustrate the approach.
Topics covered include parenting, volunteering, learning at home, decision making, and collaboration between teacher and parent.
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Understanding Education Series
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