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Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Autore Cork Lorna <1958->
Edizione [First edition.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (392 p.)
Disciplina 371.82996041
378.1/98/1
378.1981
Soggetto topico Students, Black - Social conditions
Home and school
Discrimination in education
Parent-teacher relationships
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 1-134-29754-8
1-281-15858-5
9786611158583
0-203-46296-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 Introductory insights; The context; Some issues; The focus; The research strategy; An overview of the chapters; Chapter 2 A parent is a parent is a parent?; The 1980s: A pivotal decade of protest and policy; The 1990s and beyond the millennium; Key policy developments; Theoretical insights; Culture and cultural capital; Chapter 3 Linkaid: 'You're here for the school'; Home-school liaison: salient features; Support to pupils and their families: case studies; School one: Actdale; Chamberlain and his family; 'We told them from day one'
'Didn't wanna know'Attempting to meet the needs of Chamberlain, his family and school; 'My child has no protection'; 'More focused on schooling than they are on discipline'; 'A go ahead, open type of person'; 'I went through all the right channels'; Attempts to support; The Clark family; 'They should inform me'; 'You do need to push your child more'; Supporting the Clark family; An achievement session: 'Start of a good thing'; Beyond the school; School two: Actmount; The Wambu family; Supporting the Wambu family; 'Giving of her best'; The Brewster family; 'It's a struggle for me'
Key emergent themes'Doesn't realise how powerful she is'; 'I should be able to get a C'; 'I'm white, my husband is Black'; 'What language do they speak in Jamaica?'; 'I'm doing this job with Black status'; Linkaid: facilitating and constraining factors; 'You sound just like my sister'; 'You have to remember that you are working for the school'; The role of the SLT and Heads of Year: 'A good thing'; 'You have been there for me, you were helping me because there was a need'; Implications for schools; Implications for home-school liaison support; Chapter 4 Actionaid: 'We need to know'
Actionaid: Community-based action research projectThe context and rationale of the project; The process of setting up the group; How the organisation was established; Key issues arising from the parents; 'You need to know'; 'Especially Black parents'; Supporting the need to know: education and school processes; Supporting the need to know: Black history and culture - 'They have to know about their roots'; Why especially Black parents: culturally specific support; Supporting the need to know: Black role models; Race: 'It's one of those issues'
Supporting Black parents: 'We're sharing our perspective''A helpful, kind and different environment'; 'I'm not saying all of them'; 'Our group'; The future of the organisation; Implications for schools; Implications for community-based organisations; Chapter 5 Mediaid: 'Let us talk'; Mediaid: Mediation; A brief history; A rationale; The nature of the support on offer to families; Pastoral support; Support to families: some cases; Duane's family; Teresa's family; Pablo and his son; 'Where do we turn?'; Parent-related aspects of Mediaid's work; Exclusions; Pastoral support: the parents' culture
A Parents' Forum
Record Nr. UNINA-9910451068003321
Cork Lorna <1958->  
Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui
Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Autore Cork Lorna
Edizione [First edition.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (392 p.)
Disciplina 371.82996041
378.1/98/1
378.1981
Soggetto topico Students, Black - Social conditions
Home and school
Discrimination in education
Parent-teacher relationships
ISBN 1-134-29754-8
1-281-15858-5
9786611158583
0-203-46296-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 Introductory insights; The context; Some issues; The focus; The research strategy; An overview of the chapters; Chapter 2 A parent is a parent is a parent?; The 1980s: A pivotal decade of protest and policy; The 1990s and beyond the millennium; Key policy developments; Theoretical insights; Culture and cultural capital; Chapter 3 Linkaid: 'You're here for the school'; Home-school liaison: salient features; Support to pupils and their families: case studies; School one: Actdale; Chamberlain and his family; 'We told them from day one'
'Didn't wanna know'Attempting to meet the needs of Chamberlain, his family and school; 'My child has no protection'; 'More focused on schooling than they are on discipline'; 'A go ahead, open type of person'; 'I went through all the right channels'; Attempts to support; The Clark family; 'They should inform me'; 'You do need to push your child more'; Supporting the Clark family; An achievement session: 'Start of a good thing'; Beyond the school; School two: Actmount; The Wambu family; Supporting the Wambu family; 'Giving of her best'; The Brewster family; 'It's a struggle for me'
Key emergent themes'Doesn't realise how powerful she is'; 'I should be able to get a C'; 'I'm white, my husband is Black'; 'What language do they speak in Jamaica?'; 'I'm doing this job with Black status'; Linkaid: facilitating and constraining factors; 'You sound just like my sister'; 'You have to remember that you are working for the school'; The role of the SLT and Heads of Year: 'A good thing'; 'You have been there for me, you were helping me because there was a need'; Implications for schools; Implications for home-school liaison support; Chapter 4 Actionaid: 'We need to know'
Actionaid: Community-based action research projectThe context and rationale of the project; The process of setting up the group; How the organisation was established; Key issues arising from the parents; 'You need to know'; 'Especially Black parents'; Supporting the need to know: education and school processes; Supporting the need to know: Black history and culture - 'They have to know about their roots'; Why especially Black parents: culturally specific support; Supporting the need to know: Black role models; Race: 'It's one of those issues'
Supporting Black parents: 'We're sharing our perspective''A helpful, kind and different environment'; 'I'm not saying all of them'; 'Our group'; The future of the organisation; Implications for schools; Implications for community-based organisations; Chapter 5 Mediaid: 'Let us talk'; Mediaid: Mediation; A brief history; A rationale; The nature of the support on offer to families; Pastoral support; Support to families: some cases; Duane's family; Teresa's family; Pablo and his son; 'Where do we turn?'; Parent-related aspects of Mediaid's work; Exclusions; Pastoral support: the parents' culture
A Parents' Forum
Record Nr. UNINA-9910784830203321
Cork Lorna  
Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui
Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Supporting Black Pupils and Parents : Understanding and Improving Home-school Relations / / by Lorna Cork
Autore Cork Lorna
Edizione [First edition.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (392 p.)
Disciplina 371.82996041
378.1/98/1
378.1981
Soggetto topico Students, Black - Social conditions
Home and school
Discrimination in education
Parent-teacher relationships
ISBN 1-134-29754-8
1-281-15858-5
9786611158583
0-203-46296-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 Introductory insights; The context; Some issues; The focus; The research strategy; An overview of the chapters; Chapter 2 A parent is a parent is a parent?; The 1980s: A pivotal decade of protest and policy; The 1990s and beyond the millennium; Key policy developments; Theoretical insights; Culture and cultural capital; Chapter 3 Linkaid: 'You're here for the school'; Home-school liaison: salient features; Support to pupils and their families: case studies; School one: Actdale; Chamberlain and his family; 'We told them from day one'
'Didn't wanna know'Attempting to meet the needs of Chamberlain, his family and school; 'My child has no protection'; 'More focused on schooling than they are on discipline'; 'A go ahead, open type of person'; 'I went through all the right channels'; Attempts to support; The Clark family; 'They should inform me'; 'You do need to push your child more'; Supporting the Clark family; An achievement session: 'Start of a good thing'; Beyond the school; School two: Actmount; The Wambu family; Supporting the Wambu family; 'Giving of her best'; The Brewster family; 'It's a struggle for me'
Key emergent themes'Doesn't realise how powerful she is'; 'I should be able to get a C'; 'I'm white, my husband is Black'; 'What language do they speak in Jamaica?'; 'I'm doing this job with Black status'; Linkaid: facilitating and constraining factors; 'You sound just like my sister'; 'You have to remember that you are working for the school'; The role of the SLT and Heads of Year: 'A good thing'; 'You have been there for me, you were helping me because there was a need'; Implications for schools; Implications for home-school liaison support; Chapter 4 Actionaid: 'We need to know'
Actionaid: Community-based action research projectThe context and rationale of the project; The process of setting up the group; How the organisation was established; Key issues arising from the parents; 'You need to know'; 'Especially Black parents'; Supporting the need to know: education and school processes; Supporting the need to know: Black history and culture - 'They have to know about their roots'; Why especially Black parents: culturally specific support; Supporting the need to know: Black role models; Race: 'It's one of those issues'
Supporting Black parents: 'We're sharing our perspective''A helpful, kind and different environment'; 'I'm not saying all of them'; 'Our group'; The future of the organisation; Implications for schools; Implications for community-based organisations; Chapter 5 Mediaid: 'Let us talk'; Mediaid: Mediation; A brief history; A rationale; The nature of the support on offer to families; Pastoral support; Support to families: some cases; Duane's family; Teresa's family; Pablo and his son; 'Where do we turn?'; Parent-related aspects of Mediaid's work; Exclusions; Pastoral support: the parents' culture
A Parents' Forum
Record Nr. UNINA-9910823752803321
Cork Lorna  
Boca Raton, FL : , : Taylor and Francis, an imprint of Routledge, , [2007]
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui