In this study, we analyze in-depth interviews conducted with 26 Dutch third-graders as well as interviews with one of each child’s parents. The children attended one of six schools, each with a relatively large population of families with a low socioeconomic status, where home-based literacy assignments …

The Challenge Me intervention aimed to indirectly involve parents in a school-based intervention, by challenging primary school children to perform physical activity (PA) and nutrition-related activities with their parents. The aim of this study is to gain insight in whether this was a feasible strategy …

Met deze studie wordt (a) inzicht verkregen in de implementatie van de ouderbetrokkenheidsmodule van Success for All die gericht is op het stimuleren van onderwijsondersteunend gedrag op leesgebied door ouders met een kind in groep 3, 4 of 5, en worden (b) lessen getrokken die nuttig zijn bij de toekomstige …

Minor gezond opgroeien college 3

Workshop over werk-privé balans voor ouders (3x uitgevoerd)

Particularly in urban schools, school–family partnerships can contribute to a student’s academic achievement and reduce educational disadvantage, regardless of the family’s socioeconomic background. Based on the recommendations of a former explorative field study (also published in this issue), conventional …

School–family partnerships may contribute to students’ academic achievement. This is particularly relevant at schools in urban neighborhoods where children are at greater risk of educational disadvantages. Unfortunately, at urban schools (especially at urban secondary schools), barriers between the school …