… Our findings suggest that “one-size-fits-all” parent involvement policies and practices may
… and circumstances of parents—both across and within social class categories. Educators …

… about how to handle particular situations (eg, primary health care providers), the use of a
self-regulation approach in working with parents can represent a major shift in practice. The …

… Studies that draw on stylized measures of the frequency with which parents engage in enriching
activities tell … engage in reading, math, or other enriching activities at home, higher-SES …

… provide greater capacity for engaging families, but in our study, there were … practices that
relegate nondominant parents to marginal positions outside the conversation about the learning …

… Results of the current study provide an estimate of the effects of training for teachers and …
to engaging and working with families. The following research questions were addressed: …

… of moving “beyond the bake sale” parent involvement practices to fully engage families in
their child’s learning. This study sought to examine family engagement from the perspective of …

… of parenting culture. Undergraduate and postgraduate students in a range of professional
programs, professionals working with families or interested in policies around parenting, and …

… Rather than merely focusing on the types of activities that parents engage in, we consider
parent engagement across many dimensions. The case for this model is further advanced in …

… studies examining 15 outcomes of online parenting programs… analysis, this study found that
online parenting programs had … by parents, positive parenting behaviors, parent confidence, …

… around parental engagement with children’s learning, and its attendant body of research, …
Can become: How can we support parents to engage with learning – and others to engage …