No More Homework? Negotiations of Parental Engagement in All-Day Schools.
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2019
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Article
Language
English
Abstract
In the course of the implementation of all-day schools in Zurich, traditional homework has been integrated within the new educational system. This action is altering the arrangement and opportunity of parental engagement and requires new negotiation processes between family and school. In this qualitative study including interviews with parents (n=8), three patterns of relational connection between parents and professionals were found. The integration of homework is perceived either as a relief or as a loss of control and requests an adaption of communicative forms. It can be seen that parental engagement in children’s learning at home highly depends on individual parents’ attitudes and trust toward school as well as the student’s success at school.
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H Social Sciences (General)
LB1501 Primary Education
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International Journal about Parents in Education
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1973-3518
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11
Issue
1
Publisher
ERNAPE – European Research Network about Parents in Education
Submitter
Chiapparini, Emanuela
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Schuler, P., Kappler, C., & Chiapparini, E. (2019). No More Homework? Negotiations of Parental Engagement in All-Day Schools. In International Journal about Parents in Education (Vol. 11, Issue 1, pp. 46–54). ERNAPE – European Research Network about Parents in Education. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.9036
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