ISOTIS key message: Successful outreach in parent and family-focused support is based on trusting relationships and tailoring programmes to the needs of the users
It’s all about trust!
27 abril, 2020
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Successful outreach in interventions aiming to support families is based on trusting relationships and tailoring to the needs of the users. This is a central finding described in the new ISOTIS integrative report on parent and family-focused support to increase educational equality.
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