The Role of Parents in the Dynamics of School Discipline

Authors

  • Philip Joseph Division of Educational Leadership and Management University of Goroka, Papua New Guinea

Keywords:

Counseling; democratic approach; discipline; parent-teacher conferences; parental skills; positive attitudes.

Abstract

In this article the author draws attention to the importance of parents and community involvement in improving academic learning of the pupils. Pupils’ academic accomplishment is not a unilateral process: the parents and educators must actively facilitate the education of pupils. This should function in four levels: instructions at school, instructions at home, school governance and community services. Getting parents involved in the educational progression is a Herculean task since parents and teachers live in different life worlds that are separated by psychological barriers. Here the author tries to address some of the issues and offer tangible proposals to overcome the prevailing barriers.

Published

2013-01-31

How to Cite

Joseph, P. (2013). The Role of Parents in the Dynamics of School Discipline. International Journal of Independent Research Studies, 2(1), 45–50. Retrieved from https://ecsenet.com/index.php/2304-6953/article/view/651

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