

Parenting

According to Epstein (1995),
effective parenting has the following impacts:
Impact on Students:
- "Awareness of family supervision; respect for parents.
- Positive personal qualities, habits, beliefs, and values, as taught by family.
- Balance between time spent on chores, on other activities, and on homework.
- Good or improved attendance.
- Awareness of importance of school." (p. 708)
Impact on Parents:
- "Understanding of and confidence about parenting, child and adolescent development, and changes in home conditions for learning as children proceed through school.
- Awareness of own and others' challenges in parenting.
- Feeling of support from school and other parents." (p. 708)
Impact on Teachers:
- "Understanding families' backgrounds, cultures, concerns, goals, needs, and views of their children.
- Respect for families' strengths and efforts.
- Understanding of student diversity.
- Awareness of own skills to share information on child development." (p. 708)
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