Contents & References of Effectiveness of family education on maternal educational perspective
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