2005
DOI: 10.1080/01443410500344704
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Family Environments and Children’s Outcomes

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“…If, as various studies have demonstrated, the family environment significantly affects the cognitive and motivational processes used by the student and which in turn determines achievement (Marjoribanks, 1977(Marjoribanks, , 1979(Marjoribanks, , 2005Martínez-Pons, 1996;Schmidt & Padilla, 2003), it would be interesting to find out if the intellectual climate generated by the parents could be related to the approaches to learning used by their children, and consequently, with their academic performance. This accords with an increasing number of researchers who have conceptualized human development in general, as well as in school achievement specifically, as the result of multiple influences originating in an extensive set of transactions between personal and environmental factors (Georgiou & Christou, 2000;Moos, 1991).…”
Section: Overview Of the Present Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If, as various studies have demonstrated, the family environment significantly affects the cognitive and motivational processes used by the student and which in turn determines achievement (Marjoribanks, 1977(Marjoribanks, , 1979(Marjoribanks, , 2005Martínez-Pons, 1996;Schmidt & Padilla, 2003), it would be interesting to find out if the intellectual climate generated by the parents could be related to the approaches to learning used by their children, and consequently, with their academic performance. This accords with an increasing number of researchers who have conceptualized human development in general, as well as in school achievement specifically, as the result of multiple influences originating in an extensive set of transactions between personal and environmental factors (Georgiou & Christou, 2000;Moos, 1991).…”
Section: Overview Of the Present Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este constructo se refiere a un amplio rango de conductas parentales que se despliegan en el hogar y en relación a la participación de los padres, madres y apoderados en actividades que se organizan en las escuelas (Sheldon, 2002). Lo que aquí se propone es que las familias invierten una serie de recursos a nivel de las prácticas parentales en el hogar (v.g., lecturas conjuntas con los hijos e hijas, provisión de útiles y textos escolares), las prácticas parentales en actividades de la escuela (v.g., asistencia de los apoderados a escuelas para padres, voluntariado de los padres en el aula) y las prácticas de participación de los padres, madres y apoderados en organizaciones formales de la escuela (v.g., centros de padres y apoderados, consejos escolares) (Bronfenbrenner, 2005;Epstein, 2013;Marjoribanks, 2005). Este modelo ha contribuido a enriquecer el conocimiento del complejo mundo formativo de la infancia, buscando conexiones entre las dos instituciones socializadoras más importantes: la familia y la escuela.…”
Section: Prácticas Parentales Y Las Diferencias En Resultados Escolarunclassified
“…La composante humaine se rapporte au potentiel familial qui permet de construire un environnement cognitif riche pour appuyer les apprentissages d'un enfant. La composante économique représente les ressources matérielles qui aident au développement scolaire des élèves alors que la composante sociale se définit comme étant la quantité et la qualité d'interactions entre un enfant et les parents concernant le domaine scolaire (Marjoribanks, 2005). La composante sociale occuperait une place importante dans le capital familial.…”
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