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- Social Justice for Children and Young People
- Social Justice for Children and Young People
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Part I Social Justice and Human Rights for Children and Young People
- Part II International Social Justice Issues That Have an Impact on Children and Young People
- 5 Children and Poverty
- 6 Educational Access for Women and Girls As a Social Justice Issue
- 7 The Youngest Victims
- 8 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Youth and Social Justice
- 9 Social Justice for Child Immigrants
- 10 Social Justice for Children and Young People with Disabilities
- 11 Critical School Mental Health Praxis (CrSMHP)
- 12 Family-School Partnerships within Tiered Systems of Support to Increase Access, Improve Equity, and Promote Positive Outcomes for All Children and Families
- 13 Social Justice and School Discipline
- 14 Understanding Body Respect As a Social Justice Issue for Young People
- Part III Regional and Country Case Studies on Social Justice for Youth
- Part IV Conclusion
- References
12 - Family-School Partnerships within Tiered Systems of Support to Increase Access, Improve Equity, and Promote Positive Outcomes for All Children and Families
from Part II - International Social Justice Issues That Have an Impact on Children and Young People
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 September 2020
- Social Justice for Children and Young People
- Social Justice for Children and Young People
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Part I Social Justice and Human Rights for Children and Young People
- Part II International Social Justice Issues That Have an Impact on Children and Young People
- 5 Children and Poverty
- 6 Educational Access for Women and Girls As a Social Justice Issue
- 7 The Youngest Victims
- 8 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Youth and Social Justice
- 9 Social Justice for Child Immigrants
- 10 Social Justice for Children and Young People with Disabilities
- 11 Critical School Mental Health Praxis (CrSMHP)
- 12 Family-School Partnerships within Tiered Systems of Support to Increase Access, Improve Equity, and Promote Positive Outcomes for All Children and Families
- 13 Social Justice and School Discipline
- 14 Understanding Body Respect As a Social Justice Issue for Young People
- Part III Regional and Country Case Studies on Social Justice for Youth
- Part IV Conclusion
- References
Summary
Approaches that bring families and educators together as partners can promote positive outcomes for children, families, and schools. Family-school partnerships may be most effective when aligned and integrated within existing school frameworks, such as multitiered systems of support, including positive behavioral interventions and supports. National and international policy supports embedding a social justice paradigm in services for children and families to improve equity and reduce disproportionate practices. Embedding a social justice paradigm in family-school partnership systems and practices promotes cultural responsiveness and equitable systems. The purpose of the chapter is to describe embedded social justice approaches within family-school partnership interventions as aligned and integrated within positive behavioral interventions and supports. Systems and practices at Tiers 1, 2, and 3 are described, with corresponding practical guidelines. Cultural responsiveness, from a social justice paradigm, is included as a core feature of each approach reviewed. International examples of tiered family-school partnership approaches are included to illustrate key points.
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- Social Justice for Children and Young PeopleInternational Perspectives, pp. 194 - 210Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2020
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