2018
DOI: 10.3916/c54-2018-07
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Parental mediation of the Internet use of Primary students: beliefs, strategies and difficulties

Abstract: The use of the Internet by children at an increasingly early age today constitutes a major challenge for families and schools, as well as affecting educational and social policy. This is a qualitative piece of research that analyzes parents’ beliefs, everyday practices and the difficulties they face in teaching their children the benefits and risks inherent in Internet use. The researchers used the discussion group technique, with four groups of parents of primary school children from four different schools. T… Show more

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“…Lastly, for both sexes, parental practices (involvement/acceptance vs. strictness/imposition) are indirectly related to school victimization through their relationships with social anxiety (mediating effect). These results coincide with those described in previous studies, which have reported that the relationships between parental socialization styles and children's adjustment do not vary with changes in demographic variables such as gender [61,62]. One explanation for this result could be the types of victimization between boys and girls.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Lastly, for both sexes, parental practices (involvement/acceptance vs. strictness/imposition) are indirectly related to school victimization through their relationships with social anxiety (mediating effect). These results coincide with those described in previous studies, which have reported that the relationships between parental socialization styles and children's adjustment do not vary with changes in demographic variables such as gender [61,62]. One explanation for this result could be the types of victimization between boys and girls.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…A pesar de la variedad de estrategias de mediación, en general, los padres "prefieren la mediación social y compartida/co-uso de Internet que implica utilizar la comunicación con sus hijos/as y la mediación instructiva, en mayor medida que la instalación de protección de software profesional en el equipo" (Bartau-Rojas et al, 2018).…”
Section: La Mediación Parentalunclassified
“…Otro de los aspectos que pueden influir en la mediación es la percepción que tienen los padres y las madres sobre el uso de Internet (Duggan et al, 2015; Fletcher y Blair, 2014; Sorbring, 2014 en Bartau-Rojas et al, 2018). Suele considerarse positivo por su potencialidad y negativo en cuanto al uso inadecuado que se puede hacer de la Red, las consecuencias perjudiciales de la navegación (sociales, psicológicas, académicas o físicas), los riesgos o su percepción de la Red como incontrolable.…”
Section: La Mediación Parentalunclassified
“…Por ejemplo, Gamito, Aristizabal, Olasolo, & Vizcarra (2017) apuntan a la falta de garantías de que el sistema educativo proporcione al alumnado de educación primaria una competencia digital integra. Tampoco cabe esperar que se puede confiar en el apoyo que puedan realizar la familias en la adquisición de esta competencia, debido a la falta de conocimientos (Bartau-Rojas, Aierbe- Barandiaran, & Oregui-González, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified