Family Learning is a program designed to foster the interactions of parents and children using language—talking, playing, exploring, soothing, explaining, encouraging, and nurturing through educational and cultural activities.
Our Family Learning program includes:
Parenting education: Provides a positive impact on the whole family by enhancing the relationship between parents and their children. Parents learn to understand their children’s development and to support family-school partnerships. Adult education: Improves the educational level of parents and the economic self-sufficiency of families by empowering parents to set and meet goals, improve their English language literacy, and increase their employability. Children education: Provides children with an age-appropriate education that prepares them for success in school and life. PACT (Parent and child together): During PACT Time, parents and children engage in interactive activities together. PACT time reinforces the relationships between parents and children, enhancing parents' comfortability with the role as their children's most important educators.
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Family Journal
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About the Family Learning Program
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PACT 2008: Parents and Children Together
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