parental consent

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parental consent

Permission granted to a health care provider by a child's mother or father for health care services.

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In the context of parental involvement, the term parent refers to students' biological parents and guardians.

Perceptions of Students about Home-Based and School-Based Parental Involvement at Secondary School Level

Ferrer is the author of "Hispanic Parental Involvement," "The Ten Competencies to Drive Your Children to Academic Success" and "Voices: African American and Hispanic Students' Perceptions Regarding the Academic Achievement Gap."

Glenbard 11/15 event in Spanish to help families navigate American education system

The study is the first to look at the relationship between birth order and two key sexual health outcomes: parental involvement in sex education and early sexual experience.

Elder child likely to learn about sex from parents

Lily Kandalaft, Dubai-based Jordanian-Canadian mum to two children, says the extent of parental involvement in her two-and-a-half-year-old son Zayden Najjar's nursery, Children's Oasis, has helped her son make the successful transition to nursery.

Parent-teacher collaboration: We are a team

There is usually more parental involvement, as well.

School Shootings in Public Schools

The article, however, focused on parental involvement in school work and here the contrast seems even more stark.

PARENT COLUMN

On the contrary, Lasky and Karge (2011) found that immigrant parents typically place a high value on education, yet this may not be enough to generate meaningful parental involvement.

Involved Minority Parents Enhance the Quality of Elementary School Programs in a Diverse Community

KEYWORDS: parental Involvement, multicultural education, subtractive schooling, bilingual learners, teacher education

Exploring involvement expectations for culturally and linguistically diverse parents: What we need to know in teacher education

Furthermore, researchers found that parental involvement did not lead to reduced violent video game exposure.

Violent Video Games Can Have Positive Effect On Youth, Study Shows

One process variable worth examining is parental involvement.

Parental involvement in middle school predicting college attendance for first-generation students