Family Engagement
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Research consistently finds that family engagement has a direct, positive effect on youth’s achievement and is one of the most accurate predictors of a student’s success in school. Critical elements of this type of collaboration rely on effective, ongoing, and multi-dimensional, two-way communication as well as ongoing needs assessments and responsive family supports and interventions.
Learning Objectives
The learner will explain how family engagement impacts graduation rates.
The learner will cite at least 3 examples of high quality family engagement.
The learner will identify a typical barrier to family engagement and develop or locate a solution for the barrier listed.
The learner will identify effective and ineffective family engagement strategies being utilized in a local school district and analyze why they are not effective.
The learner will create a video explaining to parents several ways to engage in their student’s learning.
Instructed By: Dr. Sandy Addis
Est. Time: 02:45 hrs
Introduction: Play Video
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Contains 14 Component(s), Includes Credits
Cite key implementation considerations about your setting and how you plan to address them.
Dr. Sandy Addis Director, National Dropout Prevention Center
Cite key implementation considerations about your setting and how you plan to address them.
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Contains 11 Component(s)
Learn how some schools encourage family engagement.
Dr. Sandy Addis Director, National Dropout Prevention Center
Learn how some schools encourage family engagement.
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Contains 15 Component(s)
Learn how family engagement impacts graduation rates.
Dr. Sandy Addis Director, National Dropout Prevention Center
Learn how family engagement impacts graduation rates.
