Parental engagement – a call to action
In this sixth and final article of the series, Professor Bill Lucas prompts schools to evaluate their school-family relationships.
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Promising practices in parental engagement – the 10 steps to success
Professor Bill Lucas explores a ten-step approach to parental engagement that can be adapted to any school context. Article 5 of 6.
Promising practices in parental engagement – building learning power
Professor Bill Lucas unpacks an adapted version of Joyce Epstein’s Framework of Six Types of Involvement. Article 4 of 6.
Promising practices in parental engagement – 3 resources
Professor Bill Lucas identifies three research-based resources that contain exciting practices in parental engagement.
What kind of parental engagement for what kind of learning?
Professor Bill Lucas asks what kind parenting for what kind of character development? There is no one right approach to parental engagement.
Feedback to inform learning
Bethnal Green Academy’s consistent, whole-school approach to marking and feedback positively impacts on the learning and progress of all students.
The nature of parental engagement
Professor Bill Lucas takes you through various proven techniques to improve parental engagement in your school.
Feedback to inform marking at Kingsford Community School
Find out how Kingsford Community School have ensured that students are now much more involved in the feedback process.
Using SOLO as a framework for developing and assessing KS3 learning
How an Edgware school is improving teaching and learning at KS3 by focusing on the development of understanding, rather than the memorising of facts.
Personalising to help students realise their potential
Essa Academy, Bolton, gives students real-life experiences based on their interests and levels of achievement, to foster their drive to succeed.
