Parents as Teachers © (PAT)  Vision All children will learn, grow and develop to realize their full potential.  Mission To provide the information,

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Parents as Teachers © (PAT)  Vision All children will learn, grow and develop to realize their full potential.  Mission To provide the information, support and encouragement parents need to help their children develop optimally during the crucial early years of life.

PAT Core Values The work of Parents as Teachers is grounded in these basic beliefs:  Parents --- first and most influential teacher  The early years  Critical for optimal development  Foundation for success in school and life  Research base is foundation  All deserve the same opportunities to succeed  An understanding and appreciation of cultures is essential

PAT Goals  Increase parent knowledge of early childhood development and improve parenting practices.  Provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues.  Prevent child abuse and neglect.  Increase children’s school readiness and school success.

Parents as Teachers © (PAT) Core components  Personal visits  Group Connections  Screenings (and family assessments and goal setting)  Resource Network

PAT Curriculum Tools to Support Partnerships  Foundational Visits  Process of the Personal Visit  Personal Visit Planning Guide  Screening  Goal Setting  Group Connections  Parental Input Surveys

The Relationship to Outcomes Essential requirements Supervision Quality Assurance GuidelinesModel Implementation Guide Best practice standards Parent educator core competencies Child and Family Outcomes

Options for PAT Implementation Affiliate relationship between PAT and your organization and its staff Approved User relationship between PAT and individual

Training Options Certified Staff Foundational Retraining Online Model Implementation Training New Approved Users Foundational Training New Affiliate Staff & Supervisors Foundational & Model Implementation Training New Supervisors (not visiting families) Model Implementation Training

Quality Assurance  Parents as Teachers quality assurance standards and guidelines aligned with essential requirements and data reporting expectations.  Affiliate Plans  Parent Educator Background and Experience  Duration of Services  Core Services (PV, Group Connections, Screening /Assessments and Goal Setting, Resources Network)  Supervision  Professional Development  Advisory Committee  Evaluation

Pennsylvania PAT State Office  Five Key Areas  Advocacy  Collaboration and Networking  Communication  Train and technical Assistance  Fidelity and Quality