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Introduction

There are many socioeconomic problems in our public and private schools today. Educators deal with the overcrowding of classes, extreme budget cuts in our failing economic society and an extremely diverse culture in our students. So, according to our teachers today, what is the biggest problem in our classrooms? Most teachers that I have had this discussion with state, lack of parent involvement with the children once they get home is the most frustrating and ever growing problem in today’s classrooms. Teachers strive to find a way to get the parents of their students involved. Without the consistency of studies at home, children are not given the encouragement needed to reach their full potential.

Where Did We Go Wrong?

Numerous studies have proven that parental involvement in a child’s education has a direct impact on their school performance. In the 1800’s, it was the parents who were the educators. Knowledge was passed down from generation to......

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