Parental Involvement that Matters, From Birth to Third Grade:
Developing academic, social and emotional readiness for student success
New research indicates that many of our ‘tried and true’ methods of parental involvement are not, in fact, producing academic gains. How, then, can parental involvement effectively prepare a child for full engagement in the classroom and academic success?
What: | New research indicates that many of our ‘tried and true’ methods of parental involvement are not, in fact, producing academic gains. How, then, can parental involvement effectively prepare a child for full engagement in the classroom and academic success? Our panel will discuss the data and explore impactful parenting strategies for developing academic, social and emotional readiness to create a foundation for children to succeed in the classroom. |
When: | Tuesday, May 20, 2014 Check-in, 7:45 a.m. Remarks, 8:15 a.m. |
Where: | Martha Proctor Mack Grand Ballroom Umphrey Lee Center 3300 Dyer St. Campus of SMU |
Registration: | https://parentsandstudentsuccess.eventbrite.com |
Speakers: |
Featuring Keith Robinson, Ph.D. Panel
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