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This document discusses how parents’ and teachers’ behaviors influence students’ academic success. It covers different parenting and teaching styles and their impacts on students’ performance, confidence, and responsibility. It also briefly discusses differentiated instruction in social studies.
What's inside
- Role of parents and teachers in student performance
- Impact of authoritarian parenting and teaching
- Effects of permissive parenting and teaching
- Strategic personality development for students
- Differentiated instruction in social studies
- Examples of colonial era instruction
Who it is for: For students and educators interested in factors affecting student performance. (General)
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Summary
Student performance is affected by the behaviour of teachers and parents. Students learn from their environment and model themselves on those around them. The document discusses how this works and how it can be used to improve academic success.
Parents and Teachers
Parents and teachers are the main influences on students. Students copy their behaviour and set their goals accordingly. Different parenting and teaching styles have different effects on students.
Authoritarian and Permissive Styles
Authoritarian styles can lower students' self-esteem and make them fearful. Permissive styles can make students feel they do not need to complete tasks. Both can harm students' academic performance.
Strategic Nurturing
Strategic nurturing involves discussing problems with students and helping them develop their personalities. This can make students more independent and confident, and improve their academic and social performance.
Teaching the Colonial Era
Teachers can use differentiated instruction to teach the colonial era. This involves tailoring teaching to students' interests and abilities. The colonial era can be divided into different countries, methods of colonisation, or time periods.
Key terms
- Authoritarian
- A style of parenting or teaching that forces students to behave in certain ways.
- Permissive
- A style of parenting or teaching that gives students few rules or expectations.
- Strategic nurturing
- A style of parenting or teaching that involves discussing problems and helping students develop their personalities.
- Differentiated instruction
- A teaching method that tailors instruction to students' interests and abilities.
- Colonial era
- The period between the 16th and 20th centuries when European countries established political control over other parts of the world.
- Leveling
- A teaching method that divides students into groups based on their mental ability.
Questions this document helps with
- How can parents and teachers improve students' academic performance?
- What are the effects of different parenting and teaching styles?
- How can teachers use differentiated instruction to teach history?
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