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Schools + Families

Pathways for Effective School-Family Partnerships

This training module, developed in partnership with the Brown University School of Public Health and the National Education Association Health and Safety Program, explores a practical method for families and educators to work more effectively with each other. It focuses on how this method can be used to have constructive conversations around gun violence and school safety.

Overview of Resources for Right Question School-Family Partnership Strategy

A guide to all the available resources on the Right Question School-Family Partnership Strategy.

Introducing the Right Question School Family Partnership Strategy

This annotated PowerPoint will introduce you to the origins of the strategy, its rationale, its components, and some examples of…

Strengthening Parents’ Skills to Ask Better Questions Using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT)

You can use this resource to prepare parents to ask better questions about their children’s education. This resource includes the…

Asking Questions about Decisions: The Framework for Accountable Decision-Making (FADM)

You can use this resource to prepare parents to ask better questions about decisions made about their children’s education. This…

Three Roles Parents Can Play in Their Children’s Education: Support, Monitor, and Advocate

This resource includes: A PowerPoint presentation: Use this Power Point to facilitate an activity for parents to parents learn about…

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