
Paternal Matters
Perceptions of changes in educational institutions, parent groups and child development
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Schools and parents are partners in healthy child development outcomes. Until recently, research on the fathers unique contributions in children s schools had been limited. This is unfortunate as father involvement has shown to generatively affect child social, emotional and academic development. At the same time, it has been documented that fathers rarely participate in parent involvement groups.This book uncovers three clustered themes: safety; supportive relationships; and shared instructional leadership, from five accessible, responsible and engaged fathers that merit consideration and dis...
Schools and parents are partners in healthy child
development outcomes. Until recently, research on
the fathers unique contributions in children s
schools had been limited. This is unfortunate as
father involvement has shown to generatively affect
child social, emotional and academic development. At
the same time, it has been documented that fathers
rarely participate in parent involvement groups.
This book uncovers three clustered themes: safety;
supportive relationships; and shared instructional
leadership, from five accessible, responsible and
engaged fathers that merit consideration and
discussion. The experiences revealed here are
starting places for researchers, educators and
parents interested in extending the present
understanding of involved fathers and child
development.
development outcomes. Until recently, research on
the fathers unique contributions in children s
schools had been limited. This is unfortunate as
father involvement has shown to generatively affect
child social, emotional and academic development. At
the same time, it has been documented that fathers
rarely participate in parent involvement groups.
This book uncovers three clustered themes: safety;
supportive relationships; and shared instructional
leadership, from five accessible, responsible and
engaged fathers that merit consideration and
discussion. The experiences revealed here are
starting places for researchers, educators and
parents interested in extending the present
understanding of involved fathers and child
development.