How to involve families in pre-schools and in elementary schools?
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https://doi.org/10.25746/ruiips.v6.i1.16108Keywords:
Parent involvement; Schools and families relationships; Strategies to improve involvement in schools.Abstract
We asked the following question: How to involve parents in educational practices in pre-school education and primary school education?
In the context of this theme we tried to meet the relationships established in Pre-school Education and Elementary School teaching. We tried to approach the valorization of this relation throughout the different contexts by the families and the evolution of the partnerships between these educational pillars. We began by focusing on the concept of family and its surroundings, describing some theories that would elucidate us, and how family, school, and society positively or less positively influence the development of the child. This aspect led us to make a passage to another approach, focusing on the difference between this relationship between levels of education and why these dissimilarities are present, giving a greater focus to the obstacles to this relationship and the role that the teacher should adopt as mediator of this partnership, because the educator / teacher is the one who manages and has, to some extent, some influence in this proximity
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