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    Parent Perspectives on Disability and Home-School Communication

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    2021-05
    Author
    Schreiner, Erin
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    Abstract
    The purpose of this study was to examine home-school communication. Specifically, this study examined parents of students with disabilities perceptions of the communication method, frequency of the communication, content of communication, and overall satisfaction with school communication. Of particular interest was whether or not these perceptions varied across disability category and severity of disability. 41 parents of kindergarten through 12th grade students with disabilities completed an online survey assessing parents’ perceptions of home-school communication. The results revealed that parents of students with disabilities were mostly satisfied with home-school communication, and there were no significant differences across disability category or perceived severity of disability. The limitations of this study, in addition to implications and directions for future research, are addressed.
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    Children with disabilities--Education
    Home and school--United States
    Parent-teacher relationships--United States
    Special education--Parent participation
    Home schooling--United States
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/82269
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