Parent Involvement as an Aspect of Whole School Evaluation - Mestry, Karuna
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There are profound changes taking place in the education system internationally. These involve the nature of the curriculum, the organization and management of schools, the nature of educators contracts and parent involvement in the education process. International studies show that parent involvement has a direct impact on learner performance. Educational institutions need to develop a more effective practice in parent involvement. This book examines the sharply observed realities of the school gate, the corridor and the classroom, to the voices of parents and their experiences. In order to…mehr

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There are profound changes taking place in the education system internationally. These involve the nature of the curriculum, the organization and management of schools, the nature of educators contracts and parent involvement in the education process. International studies show that parent involvement has a direct impact on learner performance. Educational institutions need to develop a more effective practice in parent involvement. This book examines the sharply observed realities of the school gate, the corridor and the classroom, to the voices of parents and their experiences. In order to develop a more effective practice in parent involvement, educational authorities should provide a framework and process through which the concerns of hard pressed teachers and the anxieties and frustrations of parents can be examined in a critical but constructive way. This book provides guidelines on effective parent involvement in educational institutions.
Autorenporträt
Karuna Mestry, M Ed (Educational Management), is Deputy Principal at Roshnee Primary School, Gauteng, South Africa. She has been teaching for 27 years and lectures (part-time) in Foundations of Language Teaching, Learner Assessment, Classroom Methods and Techniques at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa.