- Dempsey And Sandler's Model Of Parental Involvement

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The characteristics or strategies of family literacy programs that have been proven effective are shown for children to have more of a success when it come to achieving in their education. According to Dunsmore and Fisher (p.55), Hoover-Dempsey and Sandler created a model of the Parental Involvement. The parental involvement will help children become more successful by accomplishing their student achievements. An example of parental involvement will be Jane coming home from school and her parents are asking her how her day was and also tries to be involved by participating in the learning process of the child and also participating by making sure that Jane has completed all of her assignments and that she has an understanding of what she has

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