Parental Involvement in Jamaican Schools
Contrary to common belief, parental involvement is the foundation of achievement and well-being in schools.
A student's academic, social, and emotional growth is greatly influenced by the interaction between their home and school.
- Strong parent-school relationships are becoming increasingly important as educational environments change.
- Raising children requires a community that includes the home and the school.
Children whose parents are involved in their education typically do better academically.
It is easier to blame teachers when things are going poorly, but who holds our parents accountable?
Author's summary: Parental involvement is key to student success.
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