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This comprehensive hands-on series of books examines every aspect of effective center management from A to Z. Offering the best advice and thinking from recognized experts on program administration, these books are designed to be comprehensive, hands-on training texts as well as ongoing reference tools for center administrators. The ideas presented are practical; the strategies are proven to work.
High-quality early childhood
programs are highly effective
in engaging and supporting the
families they serve.
Engaging
Families addresses the full spectrum
of responsibilities in working with
families: welcoming, supporting,
engaging, and communicating with
parents. In addition, it provides
helpful advice on working with all
types of families in today’s society.
128 pgs.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
- Empowering Parents by Jim Greenman
Chapter 1: Welcoming, Engaging, Supporting Parents
- Making Families Welcome by Deadru Hilliard
- Redefining Parent Engagement: An Interview with Mary Jo Deck by Margie Carter
- Helping Children and Families Develop a Sense of Belonging by Donna King
- Developing Meaningful Relationships with Families by Margie Carter
- Goodness of Fit: Matching Families’ Expectations for Your Program
- With Your Own by Erin Kathleen Kenny
- Engaging Families by María Fernanda Levis-Peralta
- The Family Partnership by Molly Greenman
- Moving from Family Participation to Partnerships by Anne Stonehouse
- The ECE Social Worker: A Vital Piece of Any Family-centered Program by Kelli Didomenico
- Lean on Me: Helping Children and Families through Disruptive Change by Jane Humphries and Kari Rains
Chapter 2: Communicating with Parents
- The Ten Ps of Parent Communication by Timothy Wayne Borruel
- Communicating with Parents by Margie Carter
- Using the Principles of Intentional Teaching to Communicate Effectively with Parents by Jody Martin
- The Demanding, Questioning, Over-involved Parent by Gigi Schweikert
- Parent Meetings: Creative Ways to Make Them Meaningful by Karen Stephens
- Mrs. Godzilla Takes on the Child Development Experts by Janet Gonzalez-Mena
- Sharing Developmental Concerns with Parents by Craig Gibson and Robert Naseef
- Parental Anger: Causes, Triggers, and Strategies to Help by Roberta J. Wilburn
Chapter 3: Working with All Types of Families
- Working with Non-traditional Families by Lisa Eisenbud
- Supporting Multicultural, Multilingual Families by Julie Garrett
- Today’s Families: Who Are We and Why Does it Matter? by Lisa King and Kirsten Haugen
- Hearing Parents in Every Language: An Invitation to ECE Professionals by Holly Elissa Bruno
- Dialogue to Understanding Across Cultures by Janet Gonzalez-Mena
- Retrato de Mi Familia by Rebeca María Barrera
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Families by Tracy Burt and Lee Klinger Lesser
- Parents the Second Time Around by Linda Carlson Johnson
ISBN: 978-0-942702-59-0