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in loco parentis (formal)

to be responsible for a child while the child's parents are absent. Teachers are in loco parentis while children are at school.

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The rise of the new party culture can be attributed to a number of factors--the increase in the number of students living off-campus; the alcohol industry's targeting of college-age students; MTV's popularization of spring-break bacchanalia; student stress; and the long-ago demise of in loco parentis. Role reversals: hazards of the college party culture by Whitehead, Barbara Dafoe / Commonweal The term parent is set forth in the FMLA to mean "the biological parent of an employee or an individual who stood in loco parentis to an employee when the employee was a son or daughter. The Family and Medical Leave Act: impact on the law enforcement ... by Schott, Richard G. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin To describe basic patterns of roles and relationships between educators and parents, the thrust of the article will be to outline three "narratives" of parent-educator relationships: the deficit narrative, the in loco parentis narrative, and the relational narrative. Three narratives of parent-educator relationships: toward counselor ... by Giles, Hollyce C. / Professional School Counseling More results

The rise of the new party culture can be attributed to a number of factors--the increase in the number of students living off-campus; the alcohol industry's targeting of college-age students; MTV's popularization of spring-break bacchanalia; student stress; and the long-ago demise of in loco parentis.

Role reversals: hazards of the college party culture by Whitehead, Barbara Dafoe / Commonweal

The term parent is set forth in the FMLA to mean "the biological parent of an employee or an individual who stood in loco parentis to an employee when the employee was a son or daughter.

The Family and Medical Leave Act: impact on the law enforcement ... by Schott, Richard G. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin

To describe basic patterns of roles and relationships between educators and parents, the thrust of the article will be to outline three "narratives" of parent-educator relationships: the deficit narrative, the in loco parentis narrative, and the relational narrative.

Three narratives of parent-educator relationships: toward counselor ... by Giles, Hollyce C. / Professional School Counseling

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