Parenting: Have We Arrived? Or Do We Continue the Journey?

H. Wallace Goddard · Judith A. Myers‐Walls · Thomas R. Lee

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Parental Involvement in Education Diverse Education Studies and Reforms

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This article challenges the premise that either the content or process of parenting education is fully developed. The authors argue that important developments in educating children and in educating parents challenge any sense of arrival. It is possible that the new answers discovered in recent years only challenge us to ask better questions about how to improve parent effectiveness.

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