The Past, Present, and the Promise of Family Literacy.

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Main Author: Potts, Meta
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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contents The Past, Present, and the Promise of Family Literacy. Potts, Meta Child Development Educational Needs Literacy Literacy Education Parent Role Parent School Relationship Discusses the development of literacy and the influence of parents on a child's literacy; considers the effects of illiteracy on parental involvement in schools; describes the development of the Family Literacy Programs which address parents' and children's educational needs; and explains activities at the National Center for Family Literacy. (Contains three references.) (LRW)
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spellingShingle The Past, Present, and the Promise of Family Literacy.
Potts, Meta
Child Development
Educational Needs
Literacy
Literacy Education
Parent Role
Parent School Relationship
The Past, Present, and the Promise of Family Literacy. Potts, Meta Child Development Educational Needs Literacy Literacy Education Parent Role Parent School Relationship Discusses the development of literacy and the influence of parents on a child's literacy; considers the effects of illiteracy on parental involvement in schools; describes the development of the Family Literacy Programs which address parents' and children's educational needs; and explains activities at the National Center for Family Literacy. (Contains three references.) (LRW)
title The Past, Present, and the Promise of Family Literacy.
topic Child Development
Educational Needs
Literacy
Literacy Education
Parent Role
Parent School Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ481835