Family learning in action - an overview of family learning programmes (2011)

Date: 2011
Author: National Adult Literacy Agency
ISBN: Not available

Family learning in action

This case study research provides an overview of family learning as it takes place in local communities and details the benefits of participation to the families involved. The findings show that participation in family learning is beneficial to families and has a positive impact on the relationship between home and school.

Category:
Family
Literacy

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