The Nature and Frequency of Parent Requests for Parenting Help and Educators' Perceptions of Their Ability to Be Helpful.

Uhlenberg, Beverly M.

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Publication Date: 1987

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The Nature and Frequency of Parent Requests for Parenting Help and Educators' Perceptions of Their Ability to Be Helpful.

Uhlenberg, Beverly M.

Community Education Research Digest, v1 n1 p22-26 Fall 1987

Teachers at 21 schools were asked to complete questionnaires describing 12 parenting concerns and the frequency of each concern. Findings show that the most frequently discussed concern is stimulating intellectual development. Parents of sixth graders are most likely to seek help with social and emotional development questions. (CH)

Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Parent Education, Parent Participation, Parent Teacher Cooperation, Teacher Attitudes

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