Examining the parent trigger as a strategy for school reform and parental engagement

Keyphrases

• School Reform 100%
• School Improvement 100%
• Parental Engagement 100%
• Community Engagement 66%
• Charter Schools 66%
• School Community 66%
• School Governance 66%
• Underlying Assumptions 33%
• Public Schools 33%
• Popular 33%
• Structural Change 33%
• School Leadership 33%
• Number of States 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Social Circumstances 33%
• Community Schools 33%
• Democratic Institutions 33%
• School Choice 33%
• School Change 33%
• Education Reform 33%
• Improved Outcomes 33%
• Educational Opportunity 33%
• State Policy 33%
• Lieu 33%
• Community Empowerment 33%
• Public Policy 33%
• Overall Effect 33%
• Local Publics 33%
• Policy Intervention 33%
• Great Recession 33%
• Corruption 33%
• Educational Quality 33%
• Low-performing Schools 33%
• Policy Advocacy 33%
• Corrective Action 33%
• Policy Positions 33%
• Policy Analysis 33%
• Deep-seated 33%
• Political Circumstances 33%
• Democratic Participation 33%
• Improvement Strategies 33%
• Democratic Action 33%
• Reform Approach 33%
• Aggregative Model 33%
• Policy Landscape 33%
• Disadvantaged children 33%
• Disadvantaged Areas 33%
• Media Statements 33%
• School Status 33%
• Interesting Research 33%
• Parental Empowerment 33%

Social Sciences

• School Reform 100%
• Charter Schools 100%
• Personnel 50%
• Research Design 50%
• Government Policy 50%
• Public Education 50%
• Structural Change 50%
• Educational Opportunities 50%
• Local Public 50%
• School Community 50%
• Educational Quality 50%
• Policy Analysis 50%
• Leadership of Schools 50%
• Landscape Policy 50%
• Disadvantaged Children 50%
• Aggregative Model 50%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Public Policy 100%
• Structural Change 100%
• Research Design 100%
• Global Economic Crisis 100%
• Corruption 100%
• School Reform 100%
• Aggregative Model 100%