Table 2

Participants’ beliefs about family involvement and involving father figures

Survey item/Belief statementStrongly agreeAgreeDisagreeStrongly disagree
Overall, family involvement in my class last year was satisfactory0 (0%)7 (63.6%)4 (36.4%)0 (0%)
Overall, father-figure involvement last year was satisfactory0 (0%)4 (30.8%)8 (61.5%)1 (7.7%)
Overall, my working relationship with my students’ families is constructive3 (20%)11 (73.3%)1 (6.7%)0 (0%)
Overall, my working relationship with my students’ father figures is constructive1 (6.7%)11 (73.3%)3 (20%)0 (0%)
Families’ participation in activities at school fosters my students’ academic development9 (60%)5 (33.3%)1 (6.7%)0 (0%)
Father figure participation in activities at school fosters my students’ academic development8 (53.3%)6 (40%)1 (6.7%)0 (0%)
Families’ participation in activities at home fosters my students’ academic development6 (40%)7 (46.7%)2 (13.3%)0 (0%)
Father figure participation in activities at home fosters my students’ academic development7 (46.7%)5 (33.3%)3 (20%)0 (0%)
Families’ participation in activities at school fosters my students’ social skills with peers6 (40%)7 (46.7%)2 (13.3%)0 (0%)
Father figure participation in activities at school fosters my students’ social skills with peers6 (40%)6 (40%)3 (20%)0 (0%)
Families’ participation in activities at home fosters my students’ social skills with peers7 (50%)5 (35.7%)2 (14.3%)0 (0%)
Father figure participation in activities at home foster my students’ social skills with peers6 (42.9%)5 (35.7%)3 (21.4%)0 (0%)
I think father-figure involvement in education promotes academic achievement12 (80%)3 (20%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
I think father-figure involvement in education promotes progress on IEP goals and objectives11 (73.3%)4 (26.7%)0 (0%)0 (0%)
I have the knowledge and skills to meaningfully engage father-figures at my school and/or in my classroom4 (26.7%)8 (53.3%)3 (20%)0 (0%)

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