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Zgourou, Eleni, author.
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Skills for Families Living in Rural Areas of High Poverty / Zgourou, Eleni, author.
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Ann, Jennifer, author.
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Bridges and Barriers: The Educational Experience of Homeless Students and Families in Santa Cruz
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Warzecha, Tonia A., author.
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Enrolling a child in a transitional kindergarten program may be an option for families whose child
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Guess, Owen T., author.
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socially as the victims of trauma develop through life. Trauma can affect individuals, families, groups
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Moy, Charlotte Cover, author.
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Convent education was financially accessible to many girls whose families could not afford a
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Sabol, Joseph Michael, author.
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future families of optimal practices for cultivating academic success and social development of the
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Tanis, Jenny C., author.
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from families that do not have regular access to psychological care. Children are in need of coping
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Clark, Katherine Susan, author.
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, families served as sources of recruitment for becoming members of the "figured world" (Holland, Lachicotte
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Harkema, Rebecca, author.
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Families that have children with ASD may experience increased stress due to a variety of factors
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Walsh-Rock, Vincent J., author.
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influenced work with students and families. Second, the study explored the perceptions of how clinical
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Wagner, Jade, author.
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: The Role of Men and Fathers in Families and Civil Society. A needs assessment was also utilized to
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Moua, Nalee, author.
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concerns arise as these families adapt to the host country. Do refugee and immigrant communities continue
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Devlin, Deanna N., author.
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community in which the school is located and where the families reside. To date, this type of parental
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Cook, Louis Latrell, author.
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-risk students, (g) effective prevention strategies, (h) parents and families roles, (i) rural high school
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Byers, James, author.
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conducted with teachers of younger students. This research could benefit educators, families, and interested
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Stralek, Lynzi, author.
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campaigns, the failing schools that serve high populations of minorities, and low-income families. Further
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Baillargeon, Daniel R., author.
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the faith formation necessary for the students, teachers, and families of the school. They made faith
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Perez, Elisa, author.
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suggest that schools, communities, and families need to develop meaningful and purposeful partnerships to
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Fahnrich, Tiah Asare, author.
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sociolinguistic and sociocultural lens. This study focuses on how parents in diverse families support language and
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Shakeel, Mohammad Danish, author.
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' is used to describe the options available for families to send children to school(s) other than the
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Handler, Laura Katherine, author.
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understanding of the behaviors and decisions of Latinx families across various nationalities, generations, and
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Sacco, Donna M., author. (orcid)0000-0002-4237-6124
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they needed to be cognizant of the stressors these students' and their families were experiencing given
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Horton, Patricia Swartz, author.
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families. Culturally responsive leadership is complex and involves all members of the school community
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Hives, Beverly Anne, author.
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life. When families are engaged, youth obtain higher grades, attend school more frequently, perform
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Callery, Patrice R., author.
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indirect care for families that are associated with nursing home facilities. Strenuous physical and

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