Exploratory Essay

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Sociocultural factors have had influences as to how a family is to function based on societal norms. Society has created an image as to what certain family members are expected to do as a family, but has also prevented family members from doing what they are supposed to do. Factors such as preschool, parent’s education, applying to college, and working parents have affected parent’s involvement in their children’s education, creating benefits and threats. Schools now offer early childhood classes where parents can enroll their children to get a head start in their education. Depending on the parent’s circumstances of enrolling their children, it is usually based on having low income or it is a great way to maintain their children ahead for the upcoming school year. Patel, Pelletier, and Bertrand (2016) have recently analyzed a study in which they focused on academic results on the children’s readiness. The results showed at the end that if the parents were more involved in their child school progress, then it would be reflected as a positive outcome in their child’s readiness. A head start for a child towards their education is a great benefit because it helps prepare a child for the upcoming school year. Children are introduced to …show more content…

Stacer and Perrucci (2013) analyzed a group of people where they found that parents tend to be more involved when their children are in a lower level than a higher one. They also mentioned that, “Parents with less than a high school education were less involved at their child’s school than parents who completed high school” (Pg. 346). Education has a big role as to how certain people act in the future. A benefit of having a parent that went through all the steps of high school and higher, is that they may contain experience and will be able to guide their own children. Educated parents provide the benefit to ease the transition by providing support and sharing

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