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can promote learning Natasha J Cabrera University of Maryland Todays presentation Children spend their day home and school Parents and teachers are central to child development and to societys longterm investment in children ID: 613868

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Slide1

Science of learning: How parents and teachers can promote learning

Natasha J. Cabrera

University of MarylandSlide2

Today’s presentation

Children spend their day: home and school

Parents and teachers are

central to child development and to society’s long-term investment in children

fundamentally committed to children’s survival, socialization, and educationSlide3

I want to focus on 3 points:

Quality

of early home experiences

Home learning

Mothers, fathers,

and teachersSlide4

Children’s early learning experiences at home are keySlide5

Family functioning

Families are

systems: e

veryone

affects everybody

Support

/agreement, conflict

Parents’ mental

health

Parenting stress Slide6

Home LearningSlide7

Children learn in HOMES that…

a

re safe, have nutritious food, are orderly, and loving and warm

have resources:

educational toys/books, stimulating experiences

a

re characterized by routines/practices:

Bedtime,

eating,

literacy: reading, telling stories, singing songs

TALK

TALK TALKSlide8

Mothers, fathers, and teachersSlide9

Mothers and fathers

Sensitive, emotionally available, loving parenting (and teachers)

Parenting practices

ready

to succeed in school

Regulated

social skills and

language and math skills Slide10

Fathers make a unique difference:

Are linguistically challenging

S

upport mothers

E

ncourage

children to

take smart risks

Help

children

to self

-regulate

during play Slide11

Teachers

Group reading is not as effective

QUALITY of reading

fosters

CHILDREN’S INTEREST and motivation

Support children’s second language

Promote MATH TALK, board gamesSlide12

What do we know?Slide13

Take mental health seriously

Depressed parents are more punitive

and less

supportive

Stressed parents are less effective

Parents’ social

support can cope

with stress in positive waysSlide14

Relationships matter

Quality of relationships matter

Children do not come empty handed

Children who are motivated and interested in learning do best at school

Teaching children social justice and kindnessSlide15

THANK YOUSlide16

What can we do?Slide17

Children’s caregivers

Mental health:

Offer support and counseling to fathers, mothers, and teachers”

Find

out what are the sources of stress

Nurture parent-teacher relationships

Parents and teachers ALONE cannot do –it’s a SYSTEMIC issueSlide18

Identify strengths

Support families:

Parent-child interactions; family cohesion

Beliefs and values: respect, education, work hard,

Support and promote strong communities

Early child care centers;

Promote bilingualism

strong inhibitory and narrative skills:

Bi-social skills

learn social norms of cultural groupsSlide19

Families

Provide resources, n

urturance

and

support

Promotes the development of life skills

Maintain

and

manage the

family system