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Early Childhood Educators’ Readiness To Organise Parent/Professional Partnership-Based Leisure Activities

Table 4:

Section CG educators EG educators
Educators’ evaluation of parents’ opinions Parents are partly satisfied with the quality of activities and the level of care their child receives Parents are partly satisfied with the quality of activities and the level of care their child receives
Educators’ self-evaluation of their efforts to involve parents in the pre-school setting Parents are infrequently invited by educators to take part in joint activities (e.g., they can assist in repair and maintenance work or be involved in decorating the space) Parents are frequently invited by educators to take part in joint activities, but educators fail to manage the partnership effectively
Educators’ self-evaluation of the quality of their communication with parents Educators use different tools and techniques to encourage family involvement and enhance parents’ cognitions about preschool education. Short conversations and parent meeting are most common. Educators use different tools and techniques to encourage family involvement and enhance parents’ cognitions about preschool education. Consultations are most common.
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