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PTC Family & Community Engagement Flashcards

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  1. Under FERPA, parents of students under 18 have the right to:

    Answer: Access and request amendments to their child's educational records

    FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) grants parents the right to inspect, review, and request corrections to their child's educational records.

  2. A teacher discovers a student's family is experiencing homelessness. Under the McKinney-Vento Act, the teacher should:

    Answer: Ensure the student has immediate access to schooling without barriers

    The McKinney-Vento Act ensures that homeless students have immediate access to education and support services without enrollment barriers.

  3. Which communication method is generally MOST effective for building strong teacher-family relationships over time?

    Answer: Regular, two-way communication through multiple channels

    Regular, two-way communication using multiple channels fosters trust and keeps families as active partners in their child's education.

  4. A teacher invites families to participate in a classroom cultural celebration. This type of engagement falls under which of Epstein's involvement types?

    Answer: Volunteering

    Inviting families to assist in classroom events and activities is an example of Epstein's 'Volunteering' type of involvement.

  5. When a parent expresses concern about their child's academic progress, a teacher should FIRST:

    Answer: Listen actively and gather information before responding

    Active listening and gathering information before responding helps teachers understand the concern fully and respond constructively.

  6. Community-based learning experiences, such as field trips or service-learning projects, primarily benefit students by:

    Answer: Connecting academic content to real-world contexts

    Community-based learning connects classroom content to real-world contexts, deepening understanding and increasing student engagement.