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The @PIECEstudy aims to find out whether fathers’ engagement in structured activities at home influences their children’s educational attainment at primary school.
@HelenNorman23 @LeedsUniBSchool @fatherhoodinst
https://www.parentkind.org.uk/about-us/news-and-blogs/blog/what-a-difference-a-dad-makes-engaging-with-fathers-as-well-as-mothers
THIS Friday (7 October) at 12.30, the @fatherhoodinst are holding a Time with Dad webinar with speakers Adrienne Burgess & Jeszemma Howl. @HelenNorman23 will also be talking about the @PIECEstudy research - registration details below 👇🏽
Developing your Family Hub offer? Join our lunchtime webinar 7 Oct: "Time with Dad: Involving Fathers in the Home Learning Environment" https://eventbrite.co.uk/e/time-with-dad-involving-fathers-in-the-home-learning-environment-tickets-412937596467?aff=estw&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-source=tw&utm-term=listing…
@Eventbrite @ncbtweets @AFNCCF
Our analysis shows that if fathers increased their engagement in educational childcare activities when their child was age five, the child’s overall attainment at primary school was more likely to go up.
Read our latest blog with @Parentkind which reflects on these findings👇🏽
The @PIECEstudy aims to find out whether fathers’ engagement in structured activities at home influences their children’s educational attainment at primary school.
@HelenNorman23 @LeedsUniBSchool @fatherhoodinst
https://www.parentkind.org.uk/about-us/news-and-blogs/blog/what-a-difference-a-dad-makes-engaging-with-fathers-as-well-as-mothers
Parentkind’s 2021 survey found 85% of parents want to play an active role in their children’s education.
But @PIECEstudy research shows that some dads face barriers to their engagement. We discuss this in our latest blog with @Parentkind 👇🏽
@fatherhoodinst @LeedsUniBSchool https://twitter.com/Parentkind/status/1572968215147581440
The @PIECEstudy aims to find out whether fathers’ engagement in structured activities at home influences their children’s educational attainment at primary school.
@HelenNorman23 @LeedsUniBSchool @fatherhoodinst
https://www.parentkind.org.uk/about-us/news-and-blogs/blog/what-a-difference-a-dad-makes-engaging-with-fathers-as-well-as-mothers
Helens study shows that both fathers’ and mothers’ involvement has an important affect on a child’s development. Fathers’ pre-school involvement at age 3 has a positive effect on attainment at age 5 #ts10fest @KahrynHughes this affect builds over time
