The aim of this study was to investigate the views parents and teachers on school principal’s role in shaping a climate that favors parental involvement. research is based theory bio-ecological systems. Data collected from 236 parents/guardians Primary Education Western Thessaloniki (North Greece) using structured questionnaire. identification principal's contribution indicated general are form...

This paper presents the results of research which was aimed to examine connection between collaboration family and school, parental involvement in education. The sample included 198 parents senior primary school students South-Eastern Serbia. For purposes research, a Questionnaire designed consisted 30 items, grouped into two parts: first part deals with forms cooperation, second focuses on par...

Parental involvement plays a key role in preschoolers' development and can contribute to children's educational outcomes. The purpose of this study was explore the relationship between perceived social support among parents preschool children. Participants included 256 (198 mothers, 58 fathers) children aged 3 6 years old. Two instruments were used measure parental support. Results found that m...

This study draws upon an ecological perspective to examine parental involvement in homework and its relationship with primary school children’s educational outcomes within the Chinese sociocultural context of Hong Kong. Data were collected using homework diaries and questionnaires administered to 1,309 pairs of students and parents spanning all six primary grade levels in 36 primary schools in ...

This cross-sectional study examined relations between affluent adolescent adjustment and culturally salient factors within parent-child relationship and extracurricular domain. Bootstrapping techniques evaluated mediated effects among parental perfectionism, perceived parental pressure, intensity of organized activity (OA) involvement, and adolescent adjustment (i.e., depressive and anxiety sym...

This study investigated parents' information needs and involvement in decision-making processes affecting the care of children diagnosed with cancer. Interviews and questionnaires were used to assess parental satisfaction in 50 mothers and 16 fathers responsible for 58 children in an English Paediatric Oncology Unit. Parents reported that doctors contributed almost twice as much to the decision...