The Family-School Relationships in Europe: A Research Review
Keywords:
Benefits and difficulties, European perspective, Individual behaviour, Institutional frameworks, School-family relationship, Social orientations
Abstract
The literature on research carried out in the field and parents’ and teachers’ declarations all point in the same direction: good collaboration between home and school is useful to the child-student for his education and learning. Despite this, parent-teacher relationships in Europe (and elsewhere), from Spain to Sweden, from Ireland to Greece, and from Italy to the Czech Republic, represent an unresolved issue. This is a complex relationship that calls into play various social spheres: macro (social), intermediary (institutional) and micro (relational); in fact, there are as many diverse realities as there are schools. In Europe, the relationship between individual behaviours (parents vs. teachers), social orientations (neoliberalism) and institutional frameworks (school markets) appears significant: scarce parental participation, lack of adequate forms of home-school communications, and the need to make investments in parent and teacher training. Nevertheless, family and school are called on to create a dialogue in order to contribute to the processes of training new generations. They both need each other in order to carry out that task in the best way. This paper presents and discusses the results of a theoretical analysis conducted on the basis of the international literature concerning research on the school-family relationship, with particular attention on the situation of different European countries, and concludes with suggestions for some practical improvements.Downloads
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parentale nella scuola primaria in Irlanda. In P. Dusi & L. Pati (Eds.), Corresponsabilità educativa.
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Epikerotita.
Pati, L. (2001). Famiglia e scuola per l’educazione: dal partecipare al cooperare. La Famiglia, 205,
15–26.
Pati, L. (2008). La corresponsabilità educativa tra docenti e genitori. La Famiglia, 244, 22–29.
Pennac, D. (2008). Diario di scuola. Milano: Feltrinelli.
Perboni, G. (2009). Perle ai porci. Milano: Mondolibri.
Perregaux, C. (2008). 26 façon d’accueillir. Ville-école-intégration, 153, 57–67.
Perregaux, C., Changkakoti, N., Gremion, M., & Hutter, V. (2011). Famiglie migranti in cerca di
dialogo con l’istituzione scolastica. In P. Dusi & L. Pati (Eds.), Corresponsabilità educativa. Scuola e famiglia nella sfida multiculturale: una prospettiva europea (pp. 357–381). Brescia: La Scuola.
Rabusicová, M. (2009). Family-school partnership in theory and practice of the Czech schools:
Conflict between ideal and reality. In R. Deslandes (Ed.), International perspectives on contexts,
Communities and evaluated innovative practices. Family-school-community partnerships (pp. 21–36). New York: Routledge.
Ravn, B. (2005). An ambiguous relationship. Challenges and contradictions in the field of familyschool- community partnership. Questioning the discourse of partnership. In R. A. Martinez-Gonzales et al., Family-school community partnerships merging into social development (pp. 435–475). Oviedo: GrupoSM.
Ravn, B. (2011). Le relazioni casa-scuola in Danimarca. In P. Dusi & L. Pati (Eds.), Corresponsabilità educativa. Scuola e famiglia nella sfida multiculturale: una prospettiva europea (pp. 89–111). Brescia: La Scuola.
Smit, F., & Driessen, G. (2009). Creating effective family-school partnerships in highly diverse
contexts. Building partnership models and constructing parent typologies. In R. Deslandes (Ed.),
International perspectives on contexts, Communities and evaluated innovative practices. Family-schoolcommunity partnerships (pp. 64–81). New York: Routledge.
Swap, S. A. (1993). Developing home-school partnership. New York: Teachers College Press.
Talib, M.-T. (Ed.) (2006). Diversity: A Challenge for Education. Turku: Finnish Educational Research
Association.
Tizard, B., Mortimore, J., & Burchell, B. (1981). Involving Parents in Nursery and Infant Schools.
London: Grant McIntyre.
Useem, E. L. (1991). Student selection into course sequences in mathematics: The impact of parental involvement and school policies. Journal of Research on Adolescence, 1(3), 231–250.
Useem, E. L. (1992). Middle schools and math groups: Parents’ involvement in children’s placement. Sociology of Education, 65, 263–279.
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