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Give some examples of why parents should be involved in their child's education and why it is so important they be involved. Please provide AT LEAST 200 words.

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A discussion about the importance of a parent being involved in the education of their child.

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It is my pleasure to once again assist with some notes today. Specifically, you have asked about the role that parents play in their child's education.

Professionals in the academic world have long contended that parents can play a critical role in the educational success of their children. This begins with an understanding that children ...

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