TY  - THES
T1  - Paternal involvement in educational activities and its influence on academic achievement
A1  - Mariano, Kachela Albert
A2  - Koo, Grace S.
A2  - De Guzman, Ligaya S.
A2  - Marcelo, Editha M.
A2  - Juadiong, Lillian L.
LA  - English
YR  - 2009
UL  - https://tuklas.up.edu.ph/Record/UP-99796217609179971
AB  - This study was conducted to see how involved fathers are in their children's educational activities and the relationship of paternal involvement and academic achievement.  Research constructed questionnaires (the Paternal Involvement Scale and the Sources of Paternal Involvement Scale) were administered to a sample of above average and below average grade students.  Interviews were conducted for verification of data.  It was found that most children receive help from their mothers, siblings, househelps, or grandparents.  Fathers have high involvement in the responsibility domain.  Competence wss the only source of paternal involvement that yielded a significant relationship in both above and below average categories.  Increasing the fathers' competence may prove to be beneficial even to fathers of highly achieving children.
CN  - LG 995 2009 E33 M37
KW  - Education, Elementary : Parent participation : Philippines : Quezon City.
KW  - Father and child : Philippines : Quezon City.
KW  - School children : Philippines : Quezon City.
KW  - Academic achievement : Philippines : Quezon City.
ER  -