Increasing Involvement of Hispanic Parents.

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Main Author: Hughes, Marie Tejero
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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contents Increasing Involvement of Hispanic Parents. Hughes, Marie Tejero Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Hispanic Americans Learning Activities Limited English Speaking Parent Participation Parent School Relationship Parent Student Relationship Parents as Teachers Spanish Speaking Suggestions for increasing the involvement of Hispanic parents in their children's education are offered, including 10 specific reading and writing activities identified by Hispanic parents as easy to implement. These include visiting the library, providing reading materials, listening to the child read, displaying the child's writing, reading and telling stories, writing letters, and playing reading and writing games. (DB)
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spellingShingle Increasing Involvement of Hispanic Parents.
Hughes, Marie Tejero
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Hispanic Americans
Learning Activities
Limited English Speaking
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
Parent Student Relationship
Parents as Teachers
Spanish Speaking
Increasing Involvement of Hispanic Parents. Hughes, Marie Tejero Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Hispanic Americans Learning Activities Limited English Speaking Parent Participation Parent School Relationship Parent Student Relationship Parents as Teachers Spanish Speaking Suggestions for increasing the involvement of Hispanic parents in their children's education are offered, including 10 specific reading and writing activities identified by Hispanic parents as easy to implement. These include visiting the library, providing reading materials, listening to the child read, displaying the child's writing, reading and telling stories, writing letters, and playing reading and writing games. (DB)
title Increasing Involvement of Hispanic Parents.
topic Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Hispanic Americans
Learning Activities
Limited English Speaking
Parent Participation
Parent School Relationship
Parent Student Relationship
Parents as Teachers
Spanish Speaking
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ521598