2008
DOI: 10.4000/rfp.2121
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School cohesion and educational policies

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“…To feel a sense of belonging to their school, students must not only have confidence in their school and adopt its values but also have positive relationships with their peers and teachers (e.g., secure and satisfying social engagement; St-Amand et al, 2017). When students feel well integrated into their peer group and recognized and supported by their teachers, they will promote the values attached to the school and will be able to develop a sense of school belonging (Duru-Bellat et al, 2008), which can in turn promote student participation and, thus, plays a role in school engagement (Furrer and Skinner, 2003). On the contrary, young people who feel unsupported by school adults and classmates are at risk of developing a low or absent sense of psychological school belonging, which may reduce school engagement (Goodenow, 1993a).…”
Section: Sense Of School Belonging As a Mediating Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To feel a sense of belonging to their school, students must not only have confidence in their school and adopt its values but also have positive relationships with their peers and teachers (e.g., secure and satisfying social engagement; St-Amand et al, 2017). When students feel well integrated into their peer group and recognized and supported by their teachers, they will promote the values attached to the school and will be able to develop a sense of school belonging (Duru-Bellat et al, 2008), which can in turn promote student participation and, thus, plays a role in school engagement (Furrer and Skinner, 2003). On the contrary, young people who feel unsupported by school adults and classmates are at risk of developing a low or absent sense of psychological school belonging, which may reduce school engagement (Goodenow, 1993a).…”
Section: Sense Of School Belonging As a Mediating Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As opiniões apresentam tendências mais positivas, na maior parte das dimensões, na amostra do Porto. Estes resultados vão no mesmo sentido das análises realizadas sobre os dados do Pisa (Duru-Bellat, Mons, & Bydanova, 2005;Duru-Bellat, Mons, & Bydanova, 2008) …”
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“…Numa outra linha, procura-se analisar a coesão escolar, interrogando-nos até que ponto a própria escola se caracteriza por uma coesão entre os seus membros. Nesta perspetiva, falar de coesão escolar, corresponde a transpor para a própria escola, a reflexão sobre a coesão social (Duru-Bellat, Mons & Bydanova, 2008). Com efeito, a escola é muito mais do que um mero lugar de ensino e aprendizagem.…”
Section: Coesão Escolarunclassified