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Storming parents, schools and communicative inaction

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Anne Graham, Julia Truscott, Catherine O’Byrne, Gillian Considine, Anne Hampshire, Susan Creagh & Mark Western. (2021) Disadvantaged families’ experiences of home-school partnerships: navigating agency, expectations and stigma. International Journal of Inclusive Education 25:11, pages 1236-1251.
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Marja Leena Böök & Satu Perälä-Littunen. (2015) Responsibility in Home-School Relations - Finnish Parents' Views. Children & Society 29:6, pages 615-625.
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Jenny Barr & Sue Saltmarsh. (2014) “It all comes down to the leadership”. Educational Management Administration & Leadership 42:4, pages 491-505.
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David McNaughtonBrooks R. Vostal. (2010) Using Active Listening to Improve Collaboration With Parents. Intervention in School and Clinic 45:4, pages 251-256.
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Konstantina KoutroubaEkaterini Antonopoulou, Georgios Tsitsas & Eleni Zenakou. (2009) An Investigation of Greek Teachers' Views on Parental Involvement in Education. School Psychology International 30:3, pages 311-328.
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