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Family Roles in Education

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Yes/No: true or false statements about families

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Yes/No: true or false statements about families

by JANETTE PEÑARANDA MIRANDA
1

Education is not a right for every child and laws do not protect education rights.

2

Guide the child to make good and responsible choices.

3

Parents should replace teachers as the primary educators.

4

Teach good values such as respect, honesty, hard work, and responsibility.

5

Provide school needs by giving the child school supplies and basic needs.

6

Give love and support by encouraging the child and appreciating their efforts.

7

Help the child study by assisting with schoolwork and assignments.

8

Disallowing communication with teachers improves student outcomes.

9

Saving money helps a family prepare for future needs and emergencies and supports paying for school needs.

10

Work with the teacher by meaningfully communicating about the child’s progress.

11

Saving money is not important for school needs or future planning.

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