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(MURRAY, Ky.) – The Murray State University Department of Psychology is set to host Dr. Jennifer Washburn as the keynote speaker for its fall Dr. and Mrs. Gary Brummer Colloquium Series. The event will take place on Monday, Oct. 20, at 5:30 p.m. in the university's psychology building.
Dr. Washburn, a renowned expert in the field of educational psychology, will delve into the critical role of parent-school behavior systems in fostering effective communication and collaboration between families and educational institutions. Her presentation aims to provide insights into how these systems can enhance student outcomes and promote a supportive learning environment.
Attendees can expect to gain valuable knowledge on strategies that can bridge the gap between home and school, ultimately benefiting students' academic and social development. This colloquium represents an excellent opportunity for educators, parents, and students to engage with current research and practices in the realm of psychology and education. All are encouraged to attend this enlightening discussion.
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