Introduction to Family Engagement in Education
Learn how collaboration between families and educators can improve learning outcomes by joining the Introduction to Family Engagement in Education program.
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8 WeeksQuick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Introduction to Family Engagement in Education course by edX links increased educational outcomes to quality family interaction at home. This course has a self-directed training approach, spanning eight weeks of comprehensive learning. So, candidates can learn at their own pace and comfort.
The Introduction to Family Engagement in Education certification syllabus explores the impact of healthy family engagements on children and academic performances from pre-schooling to high school. It establishes a connection with all the stakeholders in the education system, including parents and educators, regarding responsibility.
Developed by Harvard University, the Introduction to Family Engagement in Education online course is taught by Ms. Karen L. Mapp. The author of various publications on family and children, Ms. Mapp is the senior lecturer on education at Harvard. Moreover, by paying a certification fee, candidates can receive a course certificate to verify their learning progress in the course. As such, candidates can improve their employment prospects. The self-paced course is available for the learners for free to audit for a limited duration.
The Highlights
- A verified certificate
- An introductory course
- Exercises
- Video transcripts
- Self-paced training
- Research-intensive course
- In-depth learning
- Video-based lectures
- Online program
- Eight-week program
Programme Offerings
- Course completion certificate
- Online lectures
- Video transcripts
- Expert-driven curriculum
- in-depth learning
- Expert instructors
- online learning
- 8-week program
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Harvard University, Cambridge |
Eligibility Criteria
The Introduction to Family Engagement in Education certification course by edX does not mandate any prerequisites. So, any interested candidate can join this online course.
What you will learn
The Introduction to Family Engagement in Education training equips candidates in the following:
- Healthy family environments
- Strong relationships between family-student-educators
- Benefits of engagement and belonging as a community
- Proficient practices in the education field
Who it is for
Parents and educators interested in improving their children's learning outcomes, and students can benefit from joining the Introduction to Family Engagement in Education course by edX.
Admission Details
Here is a step-by-step guide to enrolling in the Introduction to Family Engagement in Education program:
Step 1: Go to the course webpage.
Step 2: Click on the ‘Enroll’ tab located on the web page's top corner.
Step 3: EdX’s login/register page will open. Students can register using any online account like Apple/Microsoft/Facebook or enter their personal details and create a learner’s profile on edX.
Step 4: After that, you can log in using the username and password you created and begin learning.
Application Details
While there is no dedicated application form for applicants to fill, candidates must fill out an online registration form. You can register for the Introduction to Family Engagement in Education certification course online. Signing up with edX and creating a learning profile will be sufficient.
The Syllabus
Instructors
Harvard University, Cambridge Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Yes. You can pay the necessary certification fee online using modes like credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, among others.
Harvard follows edX’s honor code. Any violation of any terms or conditions mentioned in the code will lead to revocation of certificate or registration to any of its course.
Yes. You can audit the course without paying a fee. You will have access to the course content and other learning aids in this course.
For eight weeks, candidates need to put in 2-3 hours of learning per week.