2016
DOI: 10.1387/revpsicodidact.14889
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Effectiveness of a Program of Family Involvement in Reading Students of 1st Primary // Eficacia de un programa de implicación familiar en la lectura de alumnado de 1o de Educación Primaria

Abstract: There is evidence that family involvement (FI) affects various educational skills such as reading. This study aims to evaluate the implantation of the family program "Would you read me a story, please?" and its effect on reading achievement, in order to improve the reading skills of students and guide educational practices of parents. The sample consists of 206 students from 1 st of Primary and their families enrolled in five schools. The reading achievement was assessed before and after the program using the … Show more

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“…The involvement of this student's family with the PRCO, through the support and assistance with performing home tasks similar to those presented in the sessions, can be considered a differential in relation to the other participants of the program. This finding corroborates the literature, which reports the importance of family participation in the teaching-learning process of reading and writing (25) .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The involvement of this student's family with the PRCO, through the support and assistance with performing home tasks similar to those presented in the sessions, can be considered a differential in relation to the other participants of the program. This finding corroborates the literature, which reports the importance of family participation in the teaching-learning process of reading and writing (25) .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Consideramos que los hábitos lectores, en concreto, es una necesidad a tener en cuenta para fomentar su desarrollo. De este modo, estudios como el de Izquierdo, Sánchez y López (2019) y el de Mora-Figueroa, Galán y López-Jurado (2016), determinan que la implicación familiar influye en el hábito lector. Más concretamente, los estudiantes confirman que la preocupación de la familia por su trabajo en el colegio preguntándoles diariamente acerca del mismo, les ha influido positivamente en su hábito lector.…”
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“…To read is to enter a community that transcends individuality from collectivity. This is why reading and its promotion are so important, both at school and in the family [3], insofar as familyschool collaboration will facilitate the acquisition of significant reading skills that will result in the overall learning of the subjects [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%