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Question: Introduction Family and community involvement enhance the learning experiences of children. Early childhood professionals and administrators must realize that there are cultural, economic, and other factors that break down communication and limit the ways family and community members can participate in programs for young children. You must be willing to learn how to meet the diverse needs of children and families and establish trusting relationships with families and communities. Surveying parents and families at the beginning of the year will help you better understand the challenges and barriers they face. You will learn more about their parenting styles, views, values, and preferred ways to be contacted and involved in their child's learning and development and how to use research-based theories of family systems in your work with young children and their families. For this assignment, you will analyze two completed family surveys and compare the survey results to research-based theories of family systems and approaches to family and community involvement. Part 1: Analyze the Family Survey Data For Part 1 of the assignment, you will analyze two completed family surveys to gain a better understanding of the needs and challenges diverse families face from the viewpoint of the families themselves.