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How Can Your Child Grow By Spending time With You?
Family engagement events and activities are supposed to be just that, engaging! When families spend time having fun together, they create strong bonds and build trust together.
- Kylie Rymanowicz and Julie Schulz, Michigan State University Child & Family Development
www.canr.msu.edu January 28, 2021
71% of parents with kids 11 years old and younger are concerned that they child might spend too much time in front of screens, and roughly 7 out of 10 parents say that they are at least sometimes distracted by their smartphone.
- Pew Research Center, July 28, 2020
"Family engagement is about seeing families as an inextricable part of their child’s early childhood education and treating them as partners and experts in their child’s learning and wellbeing. Years of research show that engaging families goes far beyond raising test scores – it is about preparing children and families for success in life."
- Mallary I. Schwarz, Former Director for Family Engagement Research, September 25, 2019
www.EarlyStart.org
You can also model responsibility by explaining tasks that need to happen and the benefits everyone receives when we do them, such as, “Today we’re going go grocery shopping and then put away all the groceries, so that this weekend we have lots of good food to enjoy.” This helps kids understand the “why” of a chore far more than “because I said so.”
- Boys & Girls Club of America, November 2, 2021
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