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It takes a village: How coronavirus can strengthen partnerships between parents and schools

COVID-19 has turned teacher-parent relationships into a necessity. What can schools, communities and governments do to strengthen these partnerships?

coronavirus, covid-19, home-school partnerships, parenting, teacher parent communication
Young girls sitting at kitchen table with father, doing homework with school books. Mother in background looking on.

What can parents do to help their children learn and grow during the coronavirus crisis?

Many parents are now having to oversee their children’s school work from home due to coronavirus – here’s how they can support students’ learning.

coronavirus, covid-19, home school, parenting, parents, remote learning

Plugged-in parents are inadvertently creating data footprints for their children

How has the digital revolution changed traditional parenting? Does good parenting necessitate use of digital technologies? What are the potential risks of “plugging-in”?

21st century, parenting, technology

What is the relationship between literacy and single-parent families?

Single parenthood is an increasingly common phenomenon across many OECD countries. But little is known about how a single parent’s literacy proficiency and cognitive ability are related to children’s education results.

literacy, parenting, single parent families, Survey of Adult Skills

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