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    What is Current Teacher Perception of Family Engagement in a Young Child's Education

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    Date
    2015-05
    Author
    Ernzen, Michelle
    Advisor(s)
    Skoning, Stacey
    Wegner, Theresa
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    Abstract
    In today's education, there is an assumption that parents and teachers perceive similar ideas about positive family engagement. The researcher investigated current teacher perceptions in education by surveying local early childhood teachers. The participants of this study were all females who held similar Wisconsin teaching licenses. The survey was created using Survey Monkey and consisted of three questions. The participants were provided the link to the website via email and returned the survey to the researcher anonymously. The researcher organized the data to determine the current perceptions about family engagement among local teachers.
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    family involvement
    teacher perception
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/84691
    Type
    Field project
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