[PDF] Top 20 Extent of Parental School Involvement on Pupils’ Academic Performance in Anambra State, Nigeria

... great extent. Data analysis of teachers indicated that parents to a low extent talk to teacher about disciplinary procedures; attend PTA meetings to talk about their wards learning and ...low extent ... See full document

... of involvement at home to foster academic excellence in their child‟s education, they may not be successful in utilising the strategies ...their involvement asserted in their children‟s education ... See full document

... of school environment on the student academic performance in secondary schools in Lagos ...on performance of learners in relation with school ...as school facilities, class size, ... See full document

... the academic achievements as determined by the following factors: mastery experience, vicarious experience, verbal persuasion, and physiological and emotional ... See full document

... by Parental involvement (Beta= ...that academic performance is positively related to having parents who enforce rules at ...family involvement improves facets of children’s education ... See full document

... includes school health services, school health instruction, healthy school environment and community ...the school such as school location, school population, school ... See full document

... More so, 66.7% of the farmers encounters problem of poor fish feed breeds. Ezuike and Adedeji, (2010) revealed that the performance of this breed is, high uneconomical, as not missing the market target but waste ... See full document

... Coaching and mentioning programmes, improving document and records management, facilitating skills transfer from retiring staff, and capturing staff knowledge in a documented form may not be sufficiently done (Okafor, ... See full document

... The low levels in gender-based discrimination during recruitment and in the profession recorded by the study could be interpreted variously. First, these can be a reflection of the domination of the teaching profession ... See full document

... Other factors like use of soap during and lotion after bathing were not statistically significant to be associated with occurrence of skin disorders (P= 0.407; P= 0.053). Also presence of pets (like dog, cat) were ... See full document

... high academic self-efficacy resist failure through hard work, while students with low academic self- efficacy do not work hard but believe that they cannot do well, no matter how hard they try ...low ... See full document

... at school because they may not have those support systems away from school? In the findings of the present study, who go home to a lack of supervision and the ...at school, they may have supportive ... See full document

... decades, parental involvement has been consistently proven as a tool with the potency of improving the school achievements of students at all grades (Kellaghan, Sloane, Alvarez, & Bloom, 1993; ... See full document

... the extent of each parent’s education measures the effect of their education net of the effects of their endowments, which are likely to be correlated with their educational ...the parental education ... See full document

... toward school and achieve better grades at ...positive academic motivation and academic ...students' academic achievement is negatively correlated with authoritarian parenting style and has no ... See full document

... in school is also a significant predictor of science ...low performance in school is a direct influence of students’ unwillingness to ...in school is aroused and ...between parental ... See full document

... make school feeding relevant ...primary school enrolment in one year, as is hap- pening in ...to school is not important; having enough food to eat ...the school lessons ... See full document

... selected parental factors that affect the academic achievement of grade six pupils in Kisumu City in ...six pupils and their ...the pupils’ academic ...selected pupils of ... See full document

... preparatory school children’s reading interactions with adults, adult readers guided children’s understanding of the text by modelling the use of four sources of information to facilitate comprehension: general ... See full document

... secondary school has invariably led to astronomous increase in students involvement in the sciences, renewed use of practice of hands-on activities in science classes and encouragement of classroom ... See full document