1. www.bantencerdas.com
How can Parents support the
educational setting’s learning
program at home?
Presenter- Lisa Dalton

2. www.dep.state.fl.us
‘As a parent, you know your child better than
anyone else. By sharing information and
knowledge about your child with the
school, you can become a partner in your
child’s education.’
(Positive Education Planning, 2009)
www.impactlab.net

3. Parental
involvement benefits Parental involvement
both children and enhances academic
parents performance
Parents will gain a
better understanding A parents interest
of school curriculum and encouragement
and activities and can effect a child’s
communicate better self-esteem and
with their children motivation

4. Encourage
children's
Establish a daily
development/
family routine
progress in
school www.gomartialarts.com
Tips for
continuing the
learning
experience at
home
Encourage Understanding
reading, writing your child as a
and discussions learner
among family
members
www.telegraph.co.uk

5. Communication
 Weekly newsletter
 Class news
 Student report card
 Parent teacher
interviews
www.lyndhurstschools.net
Barriers to parental
Involvement
 Work demands
 Negative experience
 Cultural differences
 After school activities
 Language

6. References
Association for Children with a Disability.(2009). Positive Education Planning, 1st Edition.
Retrieved from www.acd.org.au
Effective Communication Between Parents and Teachers.( n. d ). Nova Southeastern University.
Retrieved from http://theparentacademy.dadeschools.net/pdfs/Effective_Communication.pdf
Michigan Department of Education.(2002). What Research Says About Parent Involvement In
Children’s Education.
Retrieved from www.michigan.gov/.../Final_Parent_Involvement_FactSheet_14732
NSW Department of Education and Training.(2003). Home, School Community Partnerships-Support
Sheet
Retrieved from http://www.lowsesschools.nsw.edu.au
NSW Department of Education and Training.(2010). School Learning Support Program- Positively
Engaging Parents
Retrieved from www.schools.nsw.edu.au