Chang, Mido, Boyoung Park, and Sunha Kim. Parenting Classes, Parenting Behavior, and Child Cognitive Development in Early Head Start: A Longitudinal Model. 1st ed. Vol. 19. Lincoln: School Community Journal, 2009. 155-174. Print.
Many people believe parenting is a natural skill while others believe it is a skill that should be passed down by the generations before. With advancements in childcare and technology, many new ways of parenting are being used by families all over the world. This blog provides many sources that state the pros and cons of parenting classes for all stages of child development in order to determine what they feel is the best approach.
"Parenting Classes, Parenting Behavior, and Child Cognitive Development"
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Chang, Mido, Boyoung Park, and Sunha Kim. Parenting Classes, Parenting Behavior, and Child Cognitive Development in Early Head Start: A Longitudinal Model. 1st ed. Vol. 19. Lincoln: School Community Journal, 2009. 155-174. Print.
"The research and analysis done by Mido Chang, Boyoung Park, and Sunha Kim concluded that 'parents who attended parenting classes stimulated their children's language and cognitive development and provided educational activities more than did parents who did not participate in parenting-classes(Chang, Park, and Kim 155).'"
Chang, Mido, Boyoung Park, and Sunha Kim. Parenting Classes, Parenting Behavior, and Child Cognitive Development in Early Head Start: A Longitudinal Model. 1st ed. Vol. 19. Lincoln: School Community Journal, 2009. 155-174. Print.
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