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teachers results in better attendance and homework habits (Quigley, 2000). The general literature reflects the kinds of parent involvement as including attending parent teacher conferences, telephone and written home-school communications, attending school functions, parents serving as classroom volunteers, homework assistance/tutoring, home 
"My job is to convince you not to become teachers." I often begin introductory courses in the social foundations of education with this statement. It's not entirely true, of course. I do hope that many of my students become teachers, and good ones at that. But I also want them to think hard about why they are entering the field of education, and who they will be as a professional educator. These are some of the questions that social foundations help students explore.
Research shows that service learning is a popular innovation in schools, with about 38% of all students in the United States participating in school-based service (Corporation for National and Community Service, 2006).
