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Governing the Family Through Education: A Genealogy on the Home/School Relation

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  • Kirsten Kainz
  • Nikki L. Aikens

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The authors examine a century of rhetoric on the home/school relation and associated parent involvement. The review investigates how current ideas about this relationship and parent involvement might inhibit the realization of justice, equity, and excellence in education.

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  • Kirsten Kainz & Nikki L. Aikens, "undated". "Governing the Family Through Education: A Genealogy on the Home/School Relation," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a887160532b34b319b4850f18, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:a887160532b34b319b4850f18d4f76db
    DOI: 10.1080/10665680701610721
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