Family Engagement and Cultural Perspectives: Applying Strengths-based Attitudes

Standard 2Topic: Family DiversityTopic: Partnership-building with FamiliesResource Type: Report
Written By Kadisha Conteh

Family Engagement and Cultural Perspectives: Applying Strengths-based Attitudes

(National Center on Parent, Family, and Community Engagement)

Explore how understanding the cultural perspectives of families can positively impact relationship-building and family engagement efforts. Use this resource to review the following: family engagement and relationship-building, perspective-taking and strengths-based attitudes. Included are reflective practice opportunities, a practice scenario, and additional resources and references. 

Organization/Author:  National Center on Parent, Family, and Community Engagement

Type of Resource: Report

Publication Date: unknown

Kadisha Conteh
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