Effectiveness of family education on maternal educational perspective

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    Dissertation to get master's degree “M. A.”

    Educational Sciences Department Curriculum Planning

    Summer 1993

    Abstract

    The general purpose of this research is to investigate the effect of family education classes on mothers' educational views. The research method in this research is an experimental survey. The studied population included all the mothers participating in the family education classes held by the Parents and Teachers Association, who were selected through a sampling of 32 people. The instrument used included a researcher-made questionnaire with 20 items in the form of four hypotheses of cognitive cognition, covering and appearance, type of speech, and social behavior correction, on a Likert scale, which was distributed among the sample after calculating the validity coefficient, which was approved by experts and teachers, with a reliability coefficient of 993%. Then descriptive statistics of mean and standard deviation and inferential method of t-test were analyzed using spss16 software package. The results showed that in the first hypothesis, that is, the effect of family education classes on the epistemological perspective of mothers at a significance level of 95% confidence and 5% error, the average of the experimental group (13.40) compared to the average of the control group (12.79) and also the value of the t test (6.930) compared to its value in the table has increased significantly. Also in the second hypothesis, the effect of family education on the appearance and clothing of mothers. The results showed that the average of the experimental group (13.75) compared to the average of the control group (10.71) and also the value of the t-test (2.565) compared to its value in the table has increased significantly. In the third hypothesis, the effect of family education on the type of speech of mothers. The results showed that the average of the experimental group (13.26) compared to the average of the control group (9.47) and also the value of the t-test (3.281) compared to its value in the table had a significant increase, and in the fourth hypothesis called the effectiveness of family education on improving the social behavior of mothers, the results showed that the average of the experimental group (12.19) compared to the average of the control group (8.66) and also the value of the t-test (3.695) compared to its value in the table showed a significant increase. has had Therefore, it can be concluded that holding family education classes has been effective on mothers' educational views.

    Key words: family education, educational views, epistemological knowledge, hijab, type of speech and social behavior

     

     

     

     

    The overall goal of this study was to evaluate the effect of maternal education perspectives on family education classes. The method used in this survey is a pilot. Mothers participating in the study population consisted of all classes, from the parents Vmrbyan family held a sampling of 32 students were chosen. The instruments used included a questionnaire of 20 items in four epistemological assumptions, covering appearance, Gftarvaslah of social behavior, the validity of the Likert scale, which was approved by the Lecturer professionals. For many years, it has been and is one of the fundamental and constructive institutions of human societies, and there is no doubt about its valuable role in the education of people in society and the development and strengthening of divine, human, individual and social values; in industrialized societies and in societies that are undergoing industrialization, it has undergone deep and fundamental transformations and transformations. These transformations and transformations have not only changed the form of the family in developed and industrialized societies, but also in the nature of relationships The duties of family members and the favorable and unfavorable results of these family relationships have also caused profound changes (Parwand, 2015). Family is one of the important areas of communication [2] in students to achieve educational goals, it is the area of ??communication. Family is important in two ways. One of the reasons is that every student is now a member of a family and should be able to play his proper and effective role as a member. Another reason is that each student will form a family in the near future and take responsibility for a family together with his wife.. Educating students to enter family life and marriage on time and successfully is one of the important responsibilities of parents as well as the educational system in every society (Etsami, 2013). In fact, the family is the smallest and most essential social unit in which each member of the society is born and raised. Meanwhile, the role of parents in raising a child is very important and decisive, because parents are the first shapers and architects of their child's personality. Therefore, educating parents in the field of educational issues makes them provide a more suitable environment for the growth and flourishing of their children's potential talents. This will also lead to the progress and growth of individuals in families and society (Shabti, 2016). The family environment must always respond to the needs of its constituent members so that the strength of the family is possible. In this regard, family education and creating suitable opportunities to provide it can contribute significantly to the cohesion of the society and the creation of healthy relationships between people. Research shows that the level of effectiveness and learning of family education is far more than the regulation and approval of laws, it has significant lasting effects in creating a positive attitude and changing behavior. Family education classes are planned changes, the purpose of which is to bring closer the educational methods and training of parents and teachers and finally change their behavior (Esadi, 2014). The findings show that even cultural parents (father and mother) have little information about the characteristics of children in different stages of development. The findings indicate that 50% of mothers and 66% of fathers have little information about the characteristics of children in different periods of development. Therefore, family education can be a suitable answer for the educational, educational and cultural needs of the family (Haidari, Bagheri et al., 2015).

     

    1-2- Statement of the problem:

    Undoubtedly, the institution of the family is considered the most important and the main educational institution of the individual and it is one of the major educational and educational institutions of the society (Beh Pajoh, 2018) the behavior of parents is an important part of the effects The education of the family environment affects the children and the need to be aware of the criteria and standards of correct behavior is one of the most important requirements in fulfilling the educational duties of parents, especially mothers (Nadri Mehki, 1389). The researches of Turk Ladani, Malekpour and Golparvar show that teaching life skills to mothers reduces the behavioral problems of students. Also, Wagen Seler [3] (1994) quoting Malekpour (2007), believes that most of the problems of children at home and school can be corrected through parents who have a good understanding of how to communicate effectively and correctly. One of the measures of family education based on religious, cultural and social needs is the implementation of programs to strengthen the family system. Teaching parenting methods to mothers and fathers is one of the measures that changes their attitude towards children. It reduces the issues and problems faced by the family and children and prevents the emergence of new issues. Also, this action causes parents to provide a more suitable environment for the growth and flourishing of their children's potential talents, which will lead to the development of family members and society (Niknejad et al., 2016). In order to be successful in education, parents must master skills such as technical skills (sufficient up-to-date knowledge), human skills (ability to communicate with them), and perceptive skills (correct understanding of issues and problems). education of parents and teachers and ultimately changes in their behavior. Research has shown that the children of parents who participate in these meetings have fewer behavioral problems and more educational and cultural progress (Hornbay [5], 2002) has shown that various aspects of family education are important and in the field of children's fear and anxiety, the education of parents helps to reduce them and, as a result, their academic progress (1379) under the title of examining the effect of family education on changing the behavior of parents towards their children in middle and high school. It shows that there is a significant relationship between family education and the improvement of parents' educational knowledge and awareness, improving educational guidance, religious and moral guidance of children, and appropriate methods of family relationships. Therefore, it should be accepted that it is difficult for a mother or father to be aware and responsible, and they need to be aware and acquire the necessary knowledge. Deherti [6] (2006) states: Recent research has shown that the interaction between parents and children is two-way.

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    Chapter One: Research Overview

    1-1- Introduction. 3

    1-2- statement of the problem. 4

    1-3- The importance and necessity of the issue. 7

    1-4- research objectives. 8

    1-4-1- general goals. 8

    1-4-2- Minor goals. 8

    1-5- research hypotheses 8

    1-6- research variables. 8

    1-7- Theoretical and operational definitions of research variables 9

    1-7-1- Theoretical definitions

    1-7-2- Operational definitions of variables 10

    Chapter two: Theoretical literature and research background

    2-1- Introduction. 12

    2-2- An overview of the history of the formation of family education and the association of parents and teachers in the world and Iran 13

    2-2-1- The history of the formation of family education 13

    2-2-2- The history of the National Association of Parents and Teachers. 14

    2-3- Objectives of the Parents and Teachers Association. 15

    2-4- The Central Organization of the Parents and Teachers Association 16

    2-4-1- The Constitution of the Central Association of Parents and Teachers of the Islamic Republic of Iran. 16

    2-4-2- Objectives of the Central Association of Parents and Educators of the Islamic Republic of Iran 17

    2-5- Definitions of the family 17

    2-5-1- The origin of the family and its historical developments 18

    2-5-2- Functions of the family 19

    2-5-3- The main functions of the family in the field of education and training 19

    2-5-4- Different forms of family and their characteristics 20

    2-5-5- Family interactive patterns 20

    2-5-6- Basic views of family 22

    2-5-6-1- Individual view. 22

    2-5-6-2- Social perspective 22

    2-5-6-3- Historical perspective. 23

    2-5-6-4- Roles and duties of the family 24

    2-5-6-5- The importance of education 24

    2-5-7- The necessity and importance of family education 25

    2-5-8- Psychological foundations of family education 26

    2-5-9- Factors affecting the family 28

    2-5-10- Goals of family education 29

    2-5-11- Content and educational titles of family education courses 29

    2-5-12- Implementation methods of family education program 31

    2-5-13- Methods 32

    2-6- Second part: The range of educational perspectives. 38

    2-6-1- Behavioral perspective 39

    2-6-2- Cognitive perspective 40

    2-6-3- Social perspective 42

    2-6-4- Cognitive process perspective. 42

    2-6-5- Humanistic view. 43

    2-6-6- Transpersonal or holistic view. 44

    2-6-7- Views of educational thinkers. 45

    2-6-7-1- The view of Islam. 45

    2-6-7-2- Farabi's point of view. 46

    2-6-7-3- The view of Imam Khomeini (RA) 47

    2-6-8- The view of western thinkers in the field of education and training 48

    2-6-8-1- The view of Aristotle. 48

    2-6-8-2- Comenius' view 48

    2-6-8-3- Kant's view 48

    2-6-8-4- Bertrand Russell's view 49

    2-7- Educational and social factors in students' academic problems 49

    2-8- Lack of connection between home and school 51

    2-9- Study background. 51

    2-9-1- Research done inside the country 51

    2-9-2- Research done abroad 55

    Chapter three: Research method

    3-1- Introduction. 58

    3-2- Research method. 58

    3-3- The research design and the logic of its use. 59

    3-4- Population and statistical sample: 59

    3-5- Sampling method. 60

    3-7- Methods and tools for collecting information. 60

    3-8- Validity and reliability of the tool 62

    3-9- Data analysis method 62

    Chapter four: Information analysis

    4-1- Descriptive findings. 65

    4-1-1 Descriptive findings after testing the first hypothesis (cognitive & cognitive) 65

    4-1-2 Descriptive findings after testing the second hypothesis (veiling and covering) 65

    4-1-3 Descriptive findings after testing the third hypothesis (mothers' speech) 66

    4-1-4 Descriptive findings after testing the fourth hypothesis (cognitive behavior) 66

    4-2 Findings in the framework of research assumptions. 67

    4-2-1-1 The first hypothesis. 67

    4-2-2-1 The second hypothesis. 68

    4-2-3-1 The third hypothesis. 69

    4-2-4-1 The fourth hypothesis. 70

    Chapter Five: Discussion and Conclusion

    5-1 Discussion and conclusion. 72

    5-2 research limitations. 79

    3-5 research suggestions. 80

    5-3-1 Practical suggestions. 80

    5-3-2 Research proposals. 81

    Sources 82

    Persian sources. 82

    External sources. 87

Effectiveness of family education on maternal educational perspective