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Parental involvement in education - a seminar presentation. This is a seminar
presentation on the importance for parental involvement in the schooling process. ...
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This is a seminar presentation on the importance for parental involvement in the schooling process. It's a little sketchy, but may offer some ideas to someone approaching a similar
topic.
Write up Successful schooling opportunity formula and box for tally of parental involvement.
So often we as education students we hear of our goal as future teachers should be to offer social just schooling to all, regardless of ethnicity, class, gender, et cetera. But what about when achieving socially just schooling becomes a lot more complex and challenging when considering what lies outside of our classroom control – the home environment, and its influence on a child’s education. This is the area that we will be discussing today – parental involvement and consistent learning environments. I will be introducing this topic, giving you a feel for it.
Were your parents involved? Write on board, tally them up yes and no.
Yes- how?
No- we will come back to.
Draw up timeline of Vincent and Adolf. Two examples.
Firstly, we are going to focus on the school section.
I want you g uys to help me create the characters of Vincent and Adolf here. Draw a representation of what a succeeding child “looks” like and a unachieveing student “looks” like. Use symbols and then explain them, or write words.
Okay, now let’s give them skill pocket money.
Now hand out Chocolate coins, blu tac their ideas of their skills on them. Two each, one valued skill, one not-so-valued skill. Put in a basket on either side of class Adolf and Vincent.
I pick them out and read them. Ask who wrote them, get them to explain.
What have we just done? What does this show? what would you call this collection of currency?
CULTURAL CURRENCY. CULTURAL CAPITAL. Pierre Bourdieu french sociologist died in 2002, but very significant in...
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