2011
DOI: 10.1080/13668803.2010.535664
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Work and family life: parental work schedules and child academic achievement

Abstract: This review essay deals with interconnectivity between work life and family life. Specifically, it explores the relationship between parental work schedules and child academic achievement. Existing research focused on that relationship has been somewhat narrow in scope and has largely ignored the issue of underlying mechanisms. This review essay seeks to address those shortcomings by introducing a conceptual framework that sets out some potential pathways through which parental work schedules might exert an im… Show more

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“…Vincent and Neis (2011) stated that parental work schedules have recently changed, reaching to a configuration where both parents work full-time and even in non-standard working hours. In addition, they established that parental work schedules can influence parents' emotional state, affecting their relation and involvement with their children, what finally influences students' achievement.…”
Section: First Step Of the Analysismentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Vincent and Neis (2011) stated that parental work schedules have recently changed, reaching to a configuration where both parents work full-time and even in non-standard working hours. In addition, they established that parental work schedules can influence parents' emotional state, affecting their relation and involvement with their children, what finally influences students' achievement.…”
Section: First Step Of the Analysismentioning
confidence: 98%
“…El estudio de dicha implicación puede abordarse desde dos aspectos (Vincent & Neis, 2011). El primero hace referencia al tiempo que padres e hijos pasan juntos y es imprescindible para que se dé el segundo; y el segundo aspecto es la calidad de la interacción durante este tiempo de experiencias compartidas.…”
Section: Estado De La Cuestiónunclassified
“…Ya que la mayor parte de estos empleados son padres de ambos géneros (Sauvé, 2002), el tiempo que tienen para estar con sus hijos se reduce considerablemente (Vincent & Neis, 2011).…”
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“…Another key point to remember that most of commute person must be physically separated for prolonged periods of time with their spouses and dependent children (Shrimpton & Storey, 2001) which may affected the paternal physical availability for spending time with their children (Vincent & Neis, 2011). In supporting previous notion, Lyonette and Clark (2009) stated that parents which spent more time for working and engaged in work-related activity such as commuting commonly has less time available to spent with their families and children.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%