Daniel

Some things I'd check: 1) the readability.  I've seen a number of forms
that weren't at the parents' level. 2) The function-will this form give
you the information you need? 3) How inclusive is the form for all the
families?  This is the start of a relationship and being as inclusive as
possible from the get-go can increase your retention and enrollment. So
who will complete the form in the family, are all adults included, are
children included, etc.?

va

 

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On Behalf Of Daniel Rizik-Baer
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 4:06 PM
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Subject: [Assessment 1045] Family Literacy Intake Questionnaire

 

Does anyone know of a standard intake questionnaire, or a questionnaire
that they have used that they feel represents the family literacy
practices in the home well? I need to find something to use as an intake
method for a new Parent Education Involvement Program which requires
this. 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

-- 
Daniel Rizik-Baer
Family Literacy Coordinator
Children Youth and Family Collaborative
(818) 442-4407 cell 

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