FEIP implementation was associated with improvements in parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports¶
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q2 i? The evaluation found improvements in parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports. → Dana Petersen 2016
Evidence¶
Dana Petersen 2016¶
Dana Petersen, Megan Shoji, Adam Dunn, Natasha Nicolai. (2016). Family Engagement Impact Project (FEIP): Phase II Evaluation Report. Oakland, CA: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/feip
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The report's key findings section states that the implementation-phase evaluation of FEIP found improvements in parent-level outcomes, including "parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports." No effect sizes or test statistics are printed.
"The study found improvements in parent-, professional-, and system-level outcomes. These include improvements in (1) parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports"
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Home Learning Environment — outcome: instruction changes it
Related Claims¶
- FEIP was associated with improvements in professionals' knowledge and skills related to family engagement practice — related
- FEIP was associated with improvements in interagency collaboration and organizational capacity to support family engagement — related
- Five school-information design factors each showed impacts on parents' knowledge, attitudes, or choice behavior — related
- Evaluations of parent education initiatives using experiential methods found positive results for parents — related
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FEIP implementation was associated with improvements in parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports |
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FEIP implementation was associated with improvements in parents' knowledge and attitudes about family engagement and their uptake of family engagement supports |
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2016 |
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