2014
DOI: 10.1504/ijeed.2014.061453
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Parental involvement, parenting style, secondary school student attitude towards schooling and academic performance in Kenya

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“…He found that the decisions are influenced by the following factors: residency status, quality and other academic environment characteristics, work-related concerns, spouse considerations, financial aid and the campus social environment. Njagi et al (2014) also showed that parental involvement had positive significant relationship with both students attitude towards school and academic performance, authoritarian style had significant negative correlation with academic performance. Webb et al (1998) did a survey using a 52 item questionnaire, which resulted in the clustering of ten criteria for students selecting a college, namely: academic program available, academic reputation of institutions, the marketability of the degree conferred, faculty contact time, accreditations, campus employment, financial aids, placement reputation, completion time and library size.…”
Section: Review Of Literature On the Determinants Of College Choice Dmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…He found that the decisions are influenced by the following factors: residency status, quality and other academic environment characteristics, work-related concerns, spouse considerations, financial aid and the campus social environment. Njagi et al (2014) also showed that parental involvement had positive significant relationship with both students attitude towards school and academic performance, authoritarian style had significant negative correlation with academic performance. Webb et al (1998) did a survey using a 52 item questionnaire, which resulted in the clustering of ten criteria for students selecting a college, namely: academic program available, academic reputation of institutions, the marketability of the degree conferred, faculty contact time, accreditations, campus employment, financial aids, placement reputation, completion time and library size.…”
Section: Review Of Literature On the Determinants Of College Choice Dmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…We expect people with higher attainment to attach greater importance to education because they should have experienced its benefits first-hand. Related research has established that children of better educated parents tend to have superior academic achievements, partly because these parents support their children more (e.g., Knight and Li 1996, Rainey and Murova 2004, Davis-Kean 2005, Njagi et al 2014. This suggests that better educated parents value education more highly.…”
Section: Explanatory Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Self-directed learning is defined as learning activity that lasts more driven by their own volition, his own choices and own responsibility of learning. The concept of independence in learning rests on the principle that individuals learn just on learning outcomes, ranking skills, development of reasoning, attitude formation until the discovery himself, when he experienced himself in the process of acquiring the learning outcomes [17]. The ability to monitor their own learning can be raised with the exercises that reflect the awareness of students to meet their needs in learning.…”
Section: Understanding Self Directed Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%