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A Case Study of Parenting Educational Behavior of New Students lived in dormitory Author:Chia-Yu,Liu
Abstract The purpose of the study is to explore the opinions of new children towards parenting attitudes in a remote rural elementary school in the east to analyze the impact on children’s behavior caused by parenting attitudes and further discuss new children’s opinions towards their own expectation and their parents’ expectation. The study adopts the qualitative research method and conducts individual interviews. Students are between grade 3 to grade 5 are selected according to purposive sampling, including new children from Vietnam, Mainland China and Indonesia with total 6 students of one male student and one female student from each grade, and methods of interviewing and information collecting are used to obtain more understanding. The study proposes the following conclusion in terms of the impact on children’s behavior caused by new parenting attitude: 1. Parents use loving or authoritative parenting attitudes all focus on children’s behavior, and children also express that they can accept the standards set up by the parents. 2. Children with parents who adopt loving parenting attitudes usually deal with things in an optimistic and open approach, and they also maintain positive attitudes in various performance. Children with parents who adopt authoritative parenting attitudes tend to think more negatively. 3. New children have expectation for their future but it is not exactly the same as the expectation from their parents. As a participant in the front line of teaching, it is anticipated that the study can help parents understand the impact they bring to the children better and further provide assistance in parenting. Moreover, it is anticipated to help new children understand the parenting attitudes and efforts from their mothers as well as narrow the gap between them in order to eliminate unfavorable cultural factors and be more positive and active during the period of studying.
Keyword: New Immigrant, Behavior, Parenting attitudes
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