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The Need to Distinguish Between Quantity and Quality in Research on Parental Involvement: The Example of Parental Help With Homework [PDF]
Journal of Educational Research, 2015 Parental involvement research has greatly expanded over the past decade, but findings are mixed, reflecting in part the conceptual and methodological limitations of many studies.
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2011
Panic disorder is one of the most severe anxiety disorders. Panic disorder usually develops during adolescence or young adulthood, but sometimes this disorder will develop before puberty. In community samples of adolescents, panic disorder occurs in about 1% of youth.
Phares, Vicky, Rojas, Ariz
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Panic disorder is one of the most severe anxiety disorders. Panic disorder usually develops during adolescence or young adulthood, but sometimes this disorder will develop before puberty. In community samples of adolescents, panic disorder occurs in about 1% of youth.
Phares, Vicky, Rojas, Ariz
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Paediatric Nursing, 2008
This study was conducted in Ghana to investigate, (1) factors that predict parental involvement, (2) the relationship between parental home and school involvement and the educational achievement of adolescents, (3) the relationship between parental authoritativeness and the educational achievement of adolescent students, (4) parental involvement ...
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This study was conducted in Ghana to investigate, (1) factors that predict parental involvement, (2) the relationship between parental home and school involvement and the educational achievement of adolescents, (3) the relationship between parental authoritativeness and the educational achievement of adolescent students, (4) parental involvement ...
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SecEd, 2011
Learning platforms have helped to increase parental engagement but schools still need to focus on providing data-rich and contextualised information for parents. Martin Palfrey looks at how they have approached this at his school.
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Learning platforms have helped to increase parental engagement but schools still need to focus on providing data-rich and contextualised information for parents. Martin Palfrey looks at how they have approached this at his school.
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2016
In today’s economy, where getting a good education has never been more important and school resources are stretched beyond points that most of us can remember, it is imperative that parents be fully engaged in their child’s education, both at home and at school.
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In today’s economy, where getting a good education has never been more important and school resources are stretched beyond points that most of us can remember, it is imperative that parents be fully engaged in their child’s education, both at home and at school.
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Parental attributions and parental involvement
Social Psychology of Education, 2007This study examined the existing relation between parental attributions of their child’s achievement, their belief in getting involved in the child’s educational process and their actual behavior regarding this involvement. The participating parents (N = 313) were asked to complete the Parental Attributions Scale and the Parental Involvement Scale ...
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Academic Therapy, 1988
Since parent involvement in a child's schoolwork usually means higher achieving students, teachers should encourage parental participation.
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Since parent involvement in a child's schoolwork usually means higher achieving students, teachers should encourage parental participation.
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Positive Parenting: Parent Involvement
1989The Parent Involvement construct assessed the number of activities the boy does with his parent(s) and the amount of time they spend together. Two of the four indicators were based on the Family Activities Checklist (Patterson, 1982); one indicator was for the parents and one was for the child. The two additional indicators were both child self-report,
Deborah M. Capaldi, Gerald R. Patterson
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