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Assessing and Evaluating Family–School Collaboration in Schools

Minch, Devon, R.; Garbacz, Andy; Kern, Laura; Baton, Emily.
March
2023
Assessing and Evaluating Family–School Collaboration in Schools

From the abstract:
Identifying methods for assessing and evaluating effective family–school collaboration is an essential component of tiered prevention frameworks implemented in schools. Tiered prevention frameworks allow for proactive identification of family and youth needs and offer opportunities to position families as co-equal partners in the development and implementation of interventions and supports for students. The purpose of this chapter is to review the importance and essential features of family–school collaboration within schools along with assessment and evaluation tools used to facilitate family–school collaboration in practice. Considerations for future research and practice focused on approaches and tools for assessing and evaluating family–school collaboration are described.

Citation

Minch, Devon, R.; Garbacz, Andy; Kern, Laura; Baton, Emily. Assessing and Evaluating Family–School Collaboration in Schools (2023). In Evans, S.W. et al. (eds)., Handbook of School Mental Health (Issues in Clinical Child Psychology, pp. 169-185) Springer Nature Switzerland AG. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-20006-9_12

DOI

10.1007/978-3-031-20006-9_12