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Ann A. Brown
An ultimate part of my education reflection began when I
graduated from University of Buffalo and received my BS in
social work. Pursuing this background gave me the capability to
identify problems...view moreAn ultimate part of my education reflection began when I
graduated from University of Buffalo and received my BS in
social work. Pursuing this background gave me the capability to
identify problems, set up a plan of action, and follow through
to get results.
This procedural and analytic approach to problems allows me to
provide services for clients on a regular basis. During this time
of supplying services for clients, I was promoted to a counselor
also. Both areas worked well together.
All these trainings, skills, and dynamics allowed me to actually work on any problematic situation.
This education choice was very beneficial to me regardless of where I worked.
Graduating from State University College at Buffalo with an MS in Student Personnel
Administration was a definite start that directed me toward becoming an elementary teacher.
Even though you are working with parents and their children, you actually solve problems and
procedures similarly. It helps if you have a background in solving problems. Having Social Work
knowledge gives you more opportunities to get parents engaged in the classroom.Other authors
have mentioned, that parents should commit to their child’s education. Any teacher that promotes
raising academic achievement for students is familiar with the concept of parent participation and
the benefits. Displaying your positive dedication in assisting parents surely, will motivate parents
to visit their child’s school.view less
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Parent Engagement Effects Student Drop Out Techniques & Strategies: to Increase Parent Involvement: Parent Community School Connections Committee Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings