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Title	:	Building Parent Involvement Through the Arts: Activities and Projects That Enrich Classrooms and Schools
Author	:	Michael E. Sikes
Rating	:	4.70 (565 Votes)
Asin	:	1412936837
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	168Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-2-28
Language	:	English

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He has planned and evaluated numerous programs, both in K-12 and nonformal contexts. He is co-author of The Appreciative Inquiry: A Guide to International Cultural Exchange and Focusing the Light: The Art and Practice of Planning. Sikes received his doctorate degree in education from Florida State University.

. Sikes is an author and independent consultant. He has previously been an evaluator at the Center for Creative Leadership, Senior Associate at the Council of Chief State School Officers

Ready-to-use activities tied to content and standards help educators create arts-rich schools that welcome families and community members, promote diversity, and engage parents in their children's education.

An inspirational, hands-on program any elementary-level teacher or teacher's library will relish." (The Bookwatch, April 2007 2007-05-03) . Beautifully written." (Marsha Greenfeld, Senior Program Facilitator 2006-04-27)"Teachers seeking activities and projects to build classrooms and schools will find Building Parent Involvement Through the Arts an outstanding survey. "Professionals who want to build authentic parent and community involvement in their schools will find a champion in this book." (Wendy Caszatt-Allen, Teacher 2006-04-21)"An invaluable resource full of fun and relevant plans that are most assuredly teacher-, student-, and parent-friendly. Schools that utilize techniques f