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14 SES 06 A, Interactive Poster Session
Poster Session
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This work is developed in the framework of the research project "Family Practices and Joint Responsibility: Analysis of proposed educational strategies for the reconciliation of personal, family, social and work settings. EDU 2009-10250 I + D "(IP M ª Rosa Buxarrais). The research has been developed in Catalonia and in the Valencian Community (Spain), although in this case we present the results related to the Valencian Community.
There is a high degree of agreement in the sense that both school and family have in their hands the challenge of educating children, so collaboration between the two agencies is essential to contribute to their overall development and, in a broader sense, improve the quality of education (Moreno, 2001).
Alongside this, we agree with Noddings (2003) that education is an ethical relationship and, as interpersonal encounter, is a possibility for the care and it involves the whole person because it is the participation in a relationship that involves the complete acceptance of the other.
In the same way, Beauvoir (1963) argued that humans need of others, we need to be recognized, and we need that others give meaning to our actions and our projects. The human subject is a connected being and the fate of some is not alien to the fate of others. This is especially evident in the early years of a person, where both the family and the school are especially relevant and involved in their development.
In this paper we argue that the academic care within the family is essential for the family-school relationship (so important to the welfare of children) to be positive and smooth. That is why we wanted to know if mothers and fathers are involved in making decisions about the education of their children and to what extent children turn to them when they have a problem.
Thus, the main objective was to analyze the type of responsibility that parents take in relation to the school, in turn, we intend to detect their level of involvement in the academic development and training of their sons/daughters. Furthermore, in order to know the involvement of adults in such an important context for the experiences that their children live, we have tried to analyze problems or controversial situations which are peculiar, delving into important aspects such as whether they do the homework with their children, who attends to a school meeting, who watches for the timetable of the child, who supports the child in the search of material for the preparation of school activities and what is the adults’ response to a conflict at school when their child is involved.
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