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in loco parentis

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in lo·co pa·ren·tis  (n lk p-rnts)
adv.
In the position or place of a parent.
[Latin in loc parentis : in, in + loc : ablative of locus, place + parentis, genitive of parns, parent.]
in loco parentis Latin [ɪn ˈləʊkəʊ pəˈrɛntɪs]
(Social Science / Education) in place of a parent: said of a person acting in a parental capacity
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Adv.1.in loco parentis - in place of the parents; "we had to punish this child in loco parentis"
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in loco parentis
adv → an Eltern statt
in loco parentis [ɪnˈləukəupəˈrɛntɪs] adv (frm) to be in loco parentis → fare le veci dei genitori
in loco parentis [ɪnˈləukəupəˈrɛntɪs] adv (frm) to be in loco parentis → fare le veci dei genitori


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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.
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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.
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