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6-15-1705. Incorporation of parental involvement into teacher education programs.
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6-15-1705. Incorporation of parental involvement into teacher education programs.
The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Division of Higher Education shall collaborate with institutions of higher education to incorporate into teacher and administrator education programs instruction regarding:
(1) The importance of parental involvement;
(2) Successful strategies for encouraging a parent to be a partner in his or her child's education; and
(3) The relationship between cultural diversity and parental involvement.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 6-15-1705
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6-15-1705. Incorporation of parental involvement into teacher education programs.
The Division of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Division of Higher Education shall collaborate with institutions of higher education to incorporate into teacher and administrator education programs instruction regarding:
(1) The importance of parental involvement;
(2) Successful strategies for encouraging a parent to be a partner in his or her child's education; and
(3) The relationship between cultural diversity and parental involvement.
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