Educator-to-Educator Talk: Partnership Socialization
In this video, an educator engages in the activity during a home visiting socialization group. Watch as the educator asks the family member about learning goals at home.
Family Partnerships mean that staff and families build ongoing, reciprocal, and respectful relationships. Staff value families’ expertise about their children and support progress toward the goals they have for themselves and their children. Family Partnerships is one of the five Parent, Family, and Community Engagement Framework program impact areas that affect positive family outcomes.
In this video, an educator engages in the activity during a home visiting socialization group. Watch as the educator asks the family member about learning goals at home.
Watch this webinar to learn how Head Start programs can use federal funds to support parents in choosing the educational services that best meet their specific needs and values.
Use this training suite to help family services staff build PFCE skills. It includes four modules with guides and activities for flexible learning.
In this module, you will introduce your team to the basics of family engagement in Head Start programs. You will help them understand the Parent, Family, and Community Engagement (PFCE) Framework and why it is important. This module also explains how their roles fit into the Framework and how they can use it when working with families and communities.
In this module, your team will learn ways to build positive, goal-oriented relationships with families through strengths-based practices. This module also helps you guide your staff to think about their own strengths and areas for growth when working with families.
This module explores the key roles and responsibilities of family services staff in Head Start programs. You will help your staff identify common tasks in their daily work and learn about the family partnership process. This module also shows your staff how to use PFCE resources to set goals with families.
This module focuses on how family services staff work with community partners to support children and families in Head Start programs. You will help your team explore why strong community connections matter and learn three key priorities for building partnerships. This module also shows how to use PFCE resources to improve community engagement.
Explore ways to build strong family relationships that support children’s literacy development.
Strategies used by a program to make families and communities support children’s school readiness.
What you do and say matters! Explore and practice everyday strategies to develop Positive Goal-Oriented Relationships with a family.
HeadStart.gov
official website of the Administration for Children and Families