Parental Involvement

According to research children whose parents share in their education tend to do better in school. Some benefits of parental involvement in a child's education include:
Higher grades and test scores
Long term academic achievement
Positive attitudes and behavior
More successful programs
More effective schools

In this complex world, it takes more than a good school to educate children. And it takes more than a good home. It takes these two major educational institutions working together.
Dorothy Rich, author of MegaSkills®

There are many ways to get parents involved in their child's learning. Getting parents involved in a child's reading development is very important. Ways the classroom teacher can help get parent's involved in their child's reading development include weekly reading materials for students to read with their parents,guest readers,have other syblings help the student,send home information on what the child is reading and learning at school,and send home information on how to help your child.click here to read more about parental involvement in reading development