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ABSTRACTED
INTRODUCTION:
The parental participation can be seen to fall into three types: 1) behavior
al, 2) intellectual and 3) personal. Research explores the effect of the mul
tidimensional participation of the parents and progress while resulting from
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the children in their studies when various parental resources were devoted
to them. The parents actively participating help their children in their sch
ool development while going to schools and while taking part in the open hou
ses. By deeply observing the behavior of their children they can correctly j
udge the kind of behavior or allocation of resources requested by their chil
dren. Such parents caring can also motivate professors to become more attent
ive towards a particular student, of this fact maintaining the cycle of the
participation of parent-professor. To encourage cognitive accumulation and t
he capacities of perception in a child are an important concern in the educa
tion of the child. The manner that the parents make take part their children
in the cognitive study is by exposing them to different activities and stim
ulative materials cognitive such as books, electronic media and current even
ts at the house. This helps the child to practice all the kinds of qualifica
tions of comprehension of language at the school. The results show a remarka
bly positive behavior at the school and with pars.
Two processes parenting with knowing Parenting of support (SP) and hard Par
enting (HP) helped much in research of the parental participation in educat
ion of their children. By adjusting the levels of parenting of support, one
observed various levels of successes. Parenting of support in same of the
students of kindergarten gave positive tests. Four measurements of parentin
g of support were employed in the study, they were:
1. Proactif teaching.
3. Heat.
The evaluations were led when kindergarten entered by children and when the
y reached category 6. There was a remarkable factor to obstruct the develop
ment of children: adversity of family. It was the result of a universal neg
ative process which included the risk of low socio-economic, simple-parenti
ng statute and effort of family. Maladjustments of child proved more common
in the families with such adversities. Anyhow much negative impacts were m
oulded, the PS proved to overcome the risks related to the adversity of fam
ily. The PS was strongly related to the procedures of adjustment in the chi
ldren of category 6 who had the single-parent family or tested the low soci
o-economic statute (ITS) in their childhood early.
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In a manner of socializing their children, the parents adopted the technique
s of the calm discussion and proactif teaching. They helped to decrease the
behavioral problems by long discussions of transport with their children, cu
ltivating in them a direction of respect, calm and peace of the spirit. The
mothers also took an active part to reduce the effort of par among their chi
ldren. It is also a largely allowed fact that parenting of support plays a b
ig role in the development of children of the empathy, of the behavior proso
cial and of emotive competence. Negative side, the absence of parenting of s
upport can be related to the development of the internal problems such as co
ncern and the depression.
The lack of the parental care and the attention necessary is the principal f
actor for the following rise in the percentage of the juvenile delinquency (
crime among children). The absence of the parental instructions makes develo
p children of the behavioral and emotive problems irreversible. They in orde
r to seek the attention, resource with the crimes thinking that in this way
they could achieve their wishes. They can turn over to not controlled violen
ce if not kept an eye at the time. Such criminal activities cannot be stoppe
d until their symptoms distressing of low self-esteem, depression, mood dysp
honic, tension and concern, and other disturbances are relieved. And the imp
ortance role of parents' in this respect cannot be suraccentuée.
Moreover, because certain parents their schoolings were not positive and cha
racter-magnifying experiments, therefore they preferred to as well keep a di
stance from the school of their children. This made it really difficult and
sometimes impossible so that the professors bring the parental participation
at the desired level. Nevertheless, the activities of two professors proved
considerably profitable by making parents implied in their children. They w
ere Carlos Valdez, a professor of art and one 8th silent partner of class of
category, and Mike Hogan, director of the band of school. They did it while
making take part parents in festivals of music and other ceremonies of scho
ol. They proved to be great examples so that the future professors come.
2) Services of support:
Those include the assistance which the school provides to the students low-i
ncome of family. The services include the care of health care, care of the c
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hildren and community. This reinforces the relation between the school and t
he children and creates a feeling of safety and a confidence among the child
ren. They obtain to learn that their communities are part of their school si
nce the services of support of the school try to help the development of com
munity.
The apogee rests in the fact that how the parents would know that their since
re participations are really to prove to be valid for their children. The ans
wer is in the attitude of the children. The degree of parental participation
can be judged by the attitude of a child towards his school subjects, its des
ires of academic and achievements. There is a direct relationship between aca
demic successes and the attitude towards the school. Schunk in 1981 had the f
ollowing idea of the desires of aspiration or academic:
----The Scottish executive work group of discipline, which studied the cause
s of the poor behavior among pupils in the schools produced a report/ratio o
f a “better behavior - a better study― in June 2001. The report/ratio in
cluded 36 recommendations for the action, which were then transformed into a
ction plan in 2002. Many of the latter have implications for the authority o
f education. (Project of instep of Craig Millar)