… Many traditional parent education programs are geared to the mother as the primary parent
who then instructs the father. Because mothers and fathers often had different perceptions, …

… Middle-class African American parents studied were more … In contrast, working-class African
American parents studied were … class and parent involvement within the African American …

… to African American children. This disparity has decreased the likelihood that African American
… and access to services among African American parents of young children with ASD. A …

… But improvement cannot take place without the active engagement of the parents of the
students served by the schools. This report demonstrates that African American parents see that …

… Counselors can solicit a sample of parental perceptions, keeping in mind the within-group …
the importance of understanding individual parental perceptions. Parents must be interviewed …

… illuminating the perceptions of eight African American caregivers of … to African American
parents' (a) thoughts about counseling, (b) beliefs about the purpose of play, and (c) perceptions …

OBJECTIVE: To identify family, provider, and healthcare setting characteristics associated
with African-American parents’ perceptions of partnership with their child’s primary care …

… Section 2 of this study highlights the methodologies used to explore the perceptions and
experiences of African American parents regarding parental involvement. The research design, …

… African American students rated by African American teachers. Teacher ratings were also
compared to those made by parents… by teachers but not by parents differed significantly by race/…

… This study examines African American parents’ perceptions of public education and how it
… of these perceptions. Findings include evidence that African American parents perceive that …