PPT-“Parental Involvement Activities That Work”

presented by Marlon Cousin Title I Coordinator Make the First Point of Contact a Positive one Have you sent a happy note or quick note home today A parent helps the child with a spelling test and the child does better Shoot an immediate note home to say Its working. and Parental Involvement: A Formula for Student Success.  . Mrs. Heather Dawn Luna. EDCI 6300.61. Dr. A. Herrera. Spring 2012. Problem Statement. . The . problem is that. lack of parental involvement has a negative effect on student achievement based on . Lindsey. , Ph.D.. Director, Florida. HIPPY Training . &. Technical Assistance Center. Dabaram Rampersad. Assistant Director, . Florida. HIPPY Training . &. Technical Assistance Center. Marsha M. Black, Ph.D.. Lisa Arneson, CESA 5 Nancy . Forseth. , CESA 10 . Yvonne Harness, CESA 7. About the Title I Network. What you will need for this workshop:. Toolkit Handouts - Walk-Through materials. Your School/District Parent Involvement Policies (if available). September . 9-13, 2013. Facilitated by: Valerie Todacheene. Agenda. BIE Monitoring Initiative on Parent Involvement/Engagement. Review Requirements. Evidence Parental Involvement Requirements. BIE Resources/Training. Family Engagement. A Look at the Community Compact Model . Spring 2014. Parental Involvement. . It is generally understood that parental involvement increases student achievement. If we can agree with this statement, then the question arises:. Professionality. . Andrew Wilson. Hull College. To discuss . [It is] . argued . that professionalism is synonymous with quality and the current practices relating to maintaining and monitoring standards are issues of contentious debate. . Monnapule Mosifane &Boitumelo Moreeng . Faculty of Education . 10 October 2014. AIM. To explore the ways and the benefits of involving parents in the teaching of Social Sciences.. CURRICULUM CHANGE - CAPS. LEAs. Cycle 1 . Monitoring. Arizona Department. o. f Education. Revised October 2015. Monitoring Through ALEAT. View and respond to questions regarding criteria monitored through ALEAT.. Upload documentation into the file cabinet in the ALEAT system.. presented by . Marlon Cousin, Title I Coordinator. Make the First Point of Contact a Positive one…. Have you sent a “happy note” or “quick note” home today?. A parent helps the child with a spelling test and the child does better. Shoot an immediate note home to say, “It’s working!”. Katherine Ancell, . M.Ed. Jonathan . Chitiyo. , . M.Ed. Southern Illinois University. Discuss the importance of father involvement. Provide examples of programs that involve fathers and offer strategies to promote father involvement. Inform. . Involve. Engage. According to NCLB . A-1. What is parental involvement under No Child Left Behind?. Parental involvement always has been a centerpiece of Title I. However, for the. first time in the history of the ESEA, it has a specific statutory definition. The. Types of involvement . (from Scottish government). At school. Example. At home. Example. Formal and Active. Parent. Councils. Parents evenings. Formal and Active. Reading . Parent. Council newsletters . Title I, . Part A. Parental . Involvement Requirements. Title I, Part A Parental Involvement. Topics:. NCLB definition of parental involvement. District and . school Title . I parental involvement responsibilities. Page Nevada Department of Education Annual Report 2019 July 1, 2018 – July 31, 2019 Pursuant to NRS 385.635(2) , the Office of Parental Involvement and Family Engagement (Office) shall prepare