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Showing 1 to 20 of 72 for “"Children’s Education"”.
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PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILDREN’S EDUCATION
… an important variable that positively influences children’s education. In spite of this, many parents do not appear to be getting involved in their children’s education. This lack of involvement may have a negative impact on student performance in and out of the classroom and ultimately effect …
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Conflict Competency of Youth Ministry and Children’s Education Leaders
… competence in dealing with conflict pre and post education intervention. Participants were provided with a conflict scenario in a preliminary interview then an online training program featuring six video modules with pre and post quizzes. Subsequently, they had a second interview with a different …
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Chinese Immigrant Parental Involvement in Children’s Education: Characteristics and Challenges
In the educational system, students who receive higher support from parents have a positive trend of performing better in school. This paper will focus on the quality and level of parental involvement in Chinese immigrant families, and the factors and challenges that exist. It will examine how …
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Understanding nonresidential fathers’ involvement in their children’s education : a qualitative approach
… nonresidential fathers in their school-aged children’s education. Semi-structured interviews were utilized to gain information about nonresidential fathers’ involvement in their children’s education. The results of this study present a detailed picture of nonresidential fathers’ process of …
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Developing Children’s Education Materials for the SFO Museum at the San Francisco International Airport
… of Museums. Though the SFO Museum conducts education programs, it does not have an education department, instead relying on the curatorial staff to execute the museum education tours. The Museum’s tours cover children’s education materials for second and third grade students in the San …
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Somali parents’ involvement in their children’s education: an exploration of parental involvement and family-school relationships
… explores how Somali parents are involved in the education of their children. Further, it examines how they conceptualise parental involvement and the relationship between home and school. The study took place at two afterschool centres in East and South East of London. A constructivist paradigm …
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Developing a Discipleship Curriculum for Educators of East Asian Children at Children’s Education in Christ Network East Asia
… East Asia to enhance their ability to disciple children, starting with the creation of a textbook and followed by teaching the curriculum at an online camp. Pre- and post-surveys evaluated the effectiveness of the curriculum and equipped educators to engage in koinonia education with children. …
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Paternal involvement in Title 1 schools: a qualitative study of fathers' perspectives
Federal educational legislation has mandated a variety of parent involvement initiatives to encourage and support parents of Title 1 schools as partners in their children’s education. The current literature identifies that parent-school partnerships are represented largely by mothers and not …
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An ethnographic study of Black Ugandan British parents’ experiences of supporting their children’s learning within their home environments
… how Black Ugandan British parents support their children’s learning in England. It is important to study this group because the parents in this study are Black migrants from Uganda and have an asylum seeking background, thus adding to our knowledge of asylum seeking and education. Moreover, …
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Single Canadian mothers of Jamaican heritage share experiences about their children's education
… of Jamaican heritage with respect to their children’s education. Four themes suggested in the literature—beliefs, practices, barriers, and supports—guided the research. The interviews with the mothers largely confirmed previous research in the field. As such, all the mothers believed that it …
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Documentação pedagógica no cotidiano da Educação Infantil.
ABSTRACT In the last few decades, Children’s Education reached undeniable advances, specially visible in conceptions and orientations present in guiding documents for this Elementary Education’s step policies. Among these advances, must be highlighted the recognition of children as social subject …
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Teachers' perceptions about parent involvement in the education of children with mild cognitive disabilities in Saudi Arabia
Parent involvement in the education of all children is crucial but more crucial for children with mild cognitive disabilities. Education practitioners over the past 25 years have recognized a strong link between parent involvement and children’s success in school and this has led professionals in …
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One Purpose, Multiple Realities: A Qualitative Study on Parental Involvement in Two Malawian Private Secondary Schools
… outcomes. Parents who invest money in children’s education want to see their children matriculate to higher education. Unfortunately, many private schools offer poor quality education. Students’ achievement in Malawi secondary schools requires the participation of each stakeholder. The …
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“Pa’ tra’ ni pa’ coger impulso”: parental influences on the education journey of low-income Latino males who “made it” to a four-year university
… realizing their full potential in the current education system. Yet, despite the odds against them, many successfully navigate the education pipeline. How do they do it, and in what ways do their families influence their educational journeys? As part of a larger study on academic resilience, …
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Parental Involvement in Children’s Schooling and Learning in the School, Home and Community in Rural India.
… to engage in activities that support their children’s schooling and learning, than their wealthier counterparts. School actors and community leaders often attribute this to parents living in poverty being unaware of, or simply indifferent to, their children’s educational needs. However, …
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The relationship between community and family factors and expatriate adjustment
… family factors such as spousal adjustment and children’s education are related to the international adjustment of expatriates, and to examine to what extent the demographic factors of expatriates are associated with these non-work factors and expatriate adjustment. This study followed the …
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The Effect Of Arab American Parental Involvement In School-Based And Home-Based Activities That Support The Academic Performance Of Their Children During The Elementary School Years
… that allow parents to be involved at their children’s schooling, and the barriers that prevent them from being involved and participate as much as they would like in their children’s schooling. </p> <p> The present research applied appropriate approach, principles, and findings. This …
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How can Bourdieu’s ‘Habitus’ inform the development of a parental engagement intervention for secondary school parents?
… to promote low-income parental engagement in education following the primary to secondary transition. Focus groups (n=22) and interviews (n=50) with low-income parents demonstrated that parents’ values were aligned with the primary schools’, focused on protection of self-concept. Parents felt …
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Why get involved? : true family engagement and the institutionalization of parent involvement in school
… the actions they take to remain engaged in their children’s education. To date, few studies experience parent perceptions of parent involvement and family engagement. This qualitative study used in-depth semi-structured interview to explore these ideas. Participants included 3 parents, over the …
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PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN THE CLASSROOM
… that their parents are concerned about their education, resulting in continued motivation and self-confidence. Establishing a positive relationship between parent and teacher is important to ensure that the best interests of the students are being met. On the other hand, educators do realize …
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