"A GREAT PROGRAM… FOR ME AS A GRAMMA": CAREGIVERS EVALUATE A FAMILY LITERACY INITIATIVE

Q3 Social Sciences Canadian Journal of Education Pub Date : 2007-01-01 DOI:10.2307/20466626
Jim Anderson, F. Morrison
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In this article, we report a study in which we asked 137 parents and caregivers to evaluate a year ‐ long family literacy program in which they participated. Parents valued the insights they gained about children’s learning in general and literacy development in particular. They reported that they learned from each other as well as from the program facilitators; valued especially the structure of the program wherein they spent time working with children in classrooms; felt more included in the school community; and enhanced their self ‐ esteem and their ability to advocate for their families. Key words: families, literacy, school, family literacy, Parents As Literacy Supporters (PALS) Les auteurs presentent les resultats d’une recherche durant laquelle ils ont demande a 137 parents et ou tuteurs d’evaluer un programme de litteratie familiale auquel ils avaient participe durant un an. Les parents se sont dits heureux d’avoir pu ainsi mieux comprendre comment leurs enfants apprennent en general et en particulier comment leur litteratie se developpe. Ils ont signale qu’ils ont appris de leur enfant et vice versa ainsi que des facilitateurs. Ils ont aime la structure du programme qui leur a permis de travailler avec les enfants en classe. Ils se sentent ainsi davantage impliques dans l’ecole et l’experience leur a permis d’avoir plus confiance en eux ‐ memes et en leur aptitude a se faire les avocats de leur famille. Mots cles : familles, litteratie, ecole, litteratie familiale, Parents As Literacy Supporters (PALS)
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“一个伟大的项目……对我这个奶奶来说”:看护人评估家庭扫盲计划
在这篇文章中,我们报告了一项研究,我们要求137名父母和照顾者评估他们参与的为期一年的家庭扫盲计划。家长们很重视他们对孩子的学习,特别是读写能力发展的了解。他们报告说,他们互相学习,也从项目主持人那里学习;特别重视项目的结构,他们花时间在教室里和孩子们一起工作;感觉更融入学校社区;增强了她们的自尊和维护家庭利益的能力。关键词:家庭,读写能力,学校,家庭读写能力,父母作为读写能力的支持者(PALS)作者提出了作者的研究结果杜兰特·拉奎勒将不要求137名家长让我们的导师进行评估,杜兰特·拉奎勒将不要求参与者参与读写能力的家庭读写能力项目。父母对孩子的评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是,孩子的综合评价是。它不会发出信号,也不会通知其服务对象,反之亦然,也不会通知其服务对象。我将继续制定方案结构,使其更易于获得旅行许可证,并使所有类别的移民获得许可。我看到了句子中隐含的优势:我的学校,我的经验,我的许可,我的爱好,我的能力,我的爱好,我的家庭。关键词:家庭,文学,学校,文学家庭,父母作为文学支持者(PALS)
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Canadian Journal of Education
Canadian Journal of Education Social Sciences-Education
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期刊介绍: The Canadian Journal of Education (CJE) is a national peer-reviewed journal sponsored by the membership of the Canadian Society for the Study of Education. The CJE prioritizes research and scholarly writing that is of relevance to the Canadian education community. The journal is read by scholars worldwide, and aims to represent the valuable contributions that Canadian scholars in education continue to make to the field. The Journal accepts and publishes both French and English articles and book reviews. CJE on occasion also publishes international papers that shed light on shared issues and that include Canadian authors as references.
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