Find your best voice to inspire your child to reach their aspirations.
With no single or right formula to teach, reassure, or help a child, no precise age gauge for first experiences, and blurry lines between clear, obvious, and gut decisions, how can a parent know what is best or right in the course of their child’s education?
Parent Voice applies thought, experience, and a developmental model for parents to follow that allows for differences in personalities, dispositions, and supporting players.
Real musings give real-life examples of parents positively influencing their child’s education
Reflection questions encourage engagement and application
Action items offer guides for each stage of a child’s development
Be the guide and advocate your child needs by finding your best parent voice.
‚Parent Voice describes how to handle difficult situations with the ‚Listen, Learn, Lead‘ structure, and also offers solutions to prevent them in the first place. This book teaches parents how to use their voices in effective ways and how to give their children voice.‘
Karen L. Tichy, Ed.D., Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership
Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO
Inhaltsverzeichnis
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSABOUT THE AUTHORS
NOTE FROM DR. Q
INTRODUCTION: BE THE PARENT YOU WANT TO BE . . . AND THE PARENT YOUR CHILDREN DESERVE!
1. NOISE OR VOICE?
The New Language
The Responsibility of Voice
Mom’s Musings on Voice
Dad’s Deliberations on Voice
Tuning Into Your Own Voice
Now Hear This!
2. LISTEN: HEARING THE RIGHT NOTES
Listening Matters
Keys to Effective Listening
Mom’s Musings on Listening
Dad’s Deliberations on Listening
Listening: Take Action
Listening Through the Years
In Their Own Words: Advice on Listening, From Children to Parents
Listening for Life
3. LEARN: GETTING IN RHYTHM
Learning Matters
Mindful Learning
Learning and Interests
Speaking Their Language
Shared Adventures
Keys to Sincere Learning
Mom’s Musings on Learning
Dad’s Deliberations on Learning
Learning: Take Action
Learning Through the Years
Our Learning From Parents and Children
Never Stop Learning
4. LEAD: WORKING IN HARMONY WITH YOUR CHILD AND SCHOOL
Leading Matters
Digging Deeper
Developing Partnerships
Shared Goals
Keys to Leading Successfully
Proactive Voice at School
Mom’s Musings on Leading
Dad’s Deliberations on Leading
Leading: Take Action
Leading Through the Years
Our Learning About Leading
We Are All in This Together
5. STAYING IN TUNE WITH YOUR CHILD AND SCHOOL
Accept and Respect the Fact That Your Children Have Different Perspectives Than You
Parents Need and Deserve a Meaningful Role in School
Parenting Should Be a Priority, All the Time
Be Intentional
Be Yourself
INDEX
Über den Autor
Dr. Kristine Fox is a Senior Field Specialist/Research Associate for the Quaglia Institute for Student Aspirations. Dr. Fox received her doctorate from The University of Maine in Educational Leader, Ed.M from Harvard University and B.A. from The University of Michigan. She co-authored with Dr. Quaglia 8 Conditions that Make a Difference and has been published Educational Leadership, American School Board Journal, ASCD Express and Principal Magazine. For over a decade she has worked diligently with students, teachers, and administrators to incorporate student voice as a fundamental necessity in school improvement efforts. Dr. Fox has worked directly with all types of school districts including Toronto, Canada, urban districts in Ohio, rural districts in Alabama, Monterrey, Mexico, and several schools throughout England. As a qualitative researcher, she continually conducts focus groups with students and teachers to better understand the current status of voice in schools. Dr. Fox has a passion for working with teachers and administrators to improve the teaching and learning environment for all learners. Dr. Fox previously was a K-8 administrator and 6-12 teacher.Ebooks vom selben Autor / Herausgeber
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