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Central Washington University

1987

Parental Involvement

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"Night Writers": A Voluntary Creative Writing Program, Wendy Arline Alexander Jan 1987

"Night Writers": A Voluntary Creative Writing Program, Wendy Arline Alexander

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"Night Writers", a voluntary creative writing program that utilizes parent volunteers, was designed to encourage more writing in a positive way. Writing supports the aquisition of reading skills and enables one to communicate more effectively. As "Night Writers" encourages the students to write at home, with parent involvement encouraged, a close home-school relationship is being fostered to the benefit of all parties concerned.


A Parent Handbook For Primary Students With Learning Disabilities, Susan K. Busey Jan 1987

A Parent Handbook For Primary Students With Learning Disabilities, Susan K. Busey

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Parents play an important role in the educational process, especially with Special Education students. When a child is identified as Learning Disabled, parents often ask, "What can we do at home to help?" When there is parent-school cooperation and coordination all will benefit, particularly the child. This project provides parents of the Selah School District in Washington State with information and activities in the academic areas of reading, mathematics, and written language, that will reinforce and strengthen those skills taught at school.