Parents and teachers perceptions of roles, effectiveness, and barriers of parent involvement in early childhood education in Taipei of Taiwan

Author(s): Yang, Shu-Lien
Date Issued: 2006
Description: An analysis of the relationship between parents and teachers' perceptions of roles, effectiveness, and barriers to parent involvement in preschools and child care centers in Taiwan


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