一、中文部分:
牟中原、汪又絨﹙民
86﹚﹕原住民教育。台北﹕師大書苑。
行政院教育改革審議委員會(民
84):第二期諮議報告書。台北:作者。
行政院教育改革審議委員會(民
85a):第三期諮議報告書。台北:作者。
行政院教育改革審議委員會(民
85b):第四期諮議報告書。台北:作者。
吳天泰(民
87):原住民教育概論。台北:五南。
吳天泰主編(民
83):山胞國民中小學訪視工作報告。台北:編者。
吳清山(民
81):學校效能研究。台北:心理。
呂麗蓉譯,
Hillary
Rodham Clinton著(民85);同村協力?建造孩童的快樂家園。台北:遠流。
李燕
李浦群譯,Sarch & Arthur著(民85):人際結合。揚智文化事業股份有限公司。
林明地﹙民
86﹚:家長參與:常被教育改革忽略的一環。發表於花蓮師院主辦八十六學年度教育學術研討會。
林明地﹙民
87﹚:家長參與學校活動與校務:台灣省公私立國民中小學校長的看法分析。教育政策論壇,1(2),頁155-187。
林明地(民
85a):School principals' response strategies and parent
involvement in Taipei Municipality Public Elementary Schools. Unpublished Doctoral
Dissertation, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
林明地(民
85b)﹕學校與社區關係﹕從家長參與學校活動的理念談起。教育研究,51,頁30-40。
林振春﹙民
84﹚﹕學校辦理社會教育?理論與實務。台北﹕師大書苑。
浦忠成﹙民
85﹚﹕原住民社區文化與原住民教育改革關係研究。台北:行政院教育改革諮詢委員會委託研究專案。
教育部(民
87):發展與改進山胞教育五年計畫。台北:作者。
郭明科(民
86):國民小學家長參與學校教育之理論與實際研究。國立台南師師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文,未出版。
游進年、詹昭能(民
70):北區四縣山地教育現況之分析研究。今日教育,39,頁84-92。
馮建華﹙民
87﹚﹕學校,家庭和社區之相互關係及其在教育改革中的作用。文教新潮,3(5),頁19-30。
黃世孟(民
85):國民學校與社區資源共享模式之研究。八十五年度建築與都市規畫研究計畫聯合研討會報告。
黃惠惠(民
85):自我與人際結合。台北:張老師。
楊國樞(民
67):社會變遷中的青少年問題研討會總結報告。中國論壇,6(7),頁35-42。
薛曉華(民
85):台灣民間教育改革運動:國家社會的分析。台北:前衛。
譚光鼎(民
87):原住民教育研究。台北:五南。
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Brantlinger, E. (1985).
Low income parents' perception of favoritism in the school. Urban Education, 20(1);82-102.
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Dauber, S. L. &
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Devaney, E. S. &
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Emmons, C. L., Comer, J.
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Epstein, J. L. &
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Epstein, J. L. (1991).
Paths to partnership: What we can learn from federal, state, district, and school
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Fradd, S. H. (1991).
Effective practices in meeting the needs of non-English language background students. Preventing
School Failure, 36, 35-40.
Fradd, S. H. (1992).
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Greenwood, E. G. &
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