Participant Demographics The study included 42 parents of students between grades 4 to 6 and 8 teachers from Eccleston Primary School. The demographics of the participants are as follows: Parents: Gender: 81% female, 19% male Age: ranging from 18 to 55+ Relationship to the child: predominantly mothers (42.9%) and fathers (14.3%) Grade of child: 53.7% in Grade 6, 22% in Grade 5, and 24.4% in Grade 4 Teachers: Gender: 100% female Teaching experience: ranging from less than 1 year to more than 15 years, with the majority having 6-10 years of experience ( o Less than 1 year 12.5 % 1 o 1-5 years 12.5% 1 o 6-10 years 37.5% 3 o 11-15 years 0% o More than 15 years 37.5% 3) In APA 7TH Format, please use this information and make a table

Participant Demographics The study included 42 parents of students between grades 4 to 6 and 8 teachers from Eccleston Primary School. The demographics of the participants are as follows: Parents: Gender: 81% female, 19% male Age: ranging from 18 to 55+ Relationship to the child: predominantly mothers (42.9%) and fathers (14.3%) Grade of child: 53.7% in Grade 6, 22% in Grade 5, and 24.4% in Grade 4 Teachers: Gender: 100% female Teaching experience: ranging from less than 1 year to more than 15 years, with the majority having 6-10 years of experience ( o Less than 1 year 12.5 % 1 o 1-5 years 12.5% 1 o 6-10 years 37.5% 3 o 11-15 years 0% o More than 15 years 37.5% 3) In APA 7TH Format, please use this information and make a table

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Chapter19: Managing Quality And Performance

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