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Knowledge about family and school contributions in academic achievement:The context of schooling and social representations in India
The present paper critically examined the available research on role of family and school contribution in academic achievement and explored their social representations. People adaptation with the prevalent notions and thinking beyond the boundary of common sense is required to explain multidimensional picture of any attribute. Previous research applied social representation theory to understand educability (Raty & Snellman, 1998), intelligence (Miguel, Valentim, & Carugati, 2010), academic achievement and failure (Sinha & Mishra, 2015), and teachership (Martikainen, 2019). This paper showed a polysemic understanding of family and school contribution where roles and identity matters.
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Declaration of conflicts of interest
NoCorresponding author email
sinchetan@gmail.comLead author country
- India
Lead author job role
- Higher Education Lecturer
Lead author institution
OP Jindal Global UniversityHuman Participants
- Yes
Ethics statement
The current research is part of the doctoral thesis which was approved by the Dean/Chairperson committee for Advanced Studies and Research of the School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India in its 382nd meeting (No. SSS/394). The location of the research conducted and the structure of the topic was later amended with approval.Comments
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