Abstract

Family and school play the leading role in personality formation and its further development. Family is the centre of social and emotional world for small children. However, in the adolescence period, students start seeking recognition at school and among friends; the need for involvement, achievement and leadership shows up. Although, at first sight, family remains in the background, yet its role at the fundamental moments of student’s life remains significant.
 Sense of school belonging is a concept which defines the extent to which students feel personally accepted, respected, involved and supported by parents, teachers, other community members in school environment. Student’s sense of school belonging primarily depends on teachers; however, acceptance and appraisal of a child by classmates and parents is also important to the sense of belonging. The sense of school belonging shows the extent to which students are involved in and connected with school community (both teachers and students) and feel support and assistance. It is a subjective assessment of a student which is related to the feeling of respect and acceptance at school, i.e. psychological membership in school and classroom. Although a teacher and school still play one of the key roles in fostering the sense of acceptance and school belonging, yet attitude of family members towards school, as well as certain factors of home educational environment strengthen or weaken the sense of belonging. Good relationship of teacher and student with school, teachers and peers influences students’ inclination for further development and fully fledged membership in social group. Lack of interrelationship may have a negative impact on student’s self-awareness, life satisfaction and interest in learning activity.
 This article analyses which factors of home educational environment have influence on the formation of student’s sense of school belonging. 4 618 students aged 15 from 216 general and vocational schools participated in the survey.

Highlights

  • Taip pat remtasi Ekonominio bendradarbiavimo ir plėtros organizacijos PISA tyrimo priklausymo mokyklai jausmo konstruktu

  • A teacher and school still play one of the key roles in fostering the sense of acceptance and school belonging, yet attitude of family members towards school, as well as certain factors of home educational environment strengthen or weaken the sense of belonging

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Summary

Tyrimo metodologija

Tyrime naudojama EBPO Tarptautinio penkiolikmečių tyrimo PISA 2 012 mokinių klausimyno Lietuvos duomenų bazė. PISA tyrime Lietuvoje dalyvavo 4 618 mokinių, atstovaujančių 216 bendrojo ugdymo ir profesinėms mokykloms, atrinktoms iš visos Lietuvos. Mokinių imties tipas – sisteminė tikimybinė atranka mokyklos viduje, atsižvelgiant į klases ir mokymo kalbą. EBPO Tarptautinio penkiolikmečių tyrimo PISA pagrindinis duomenų rinkimas vykdytas 2012 m. Šio straipsnio rašymo metu tai yra paskutiniai atviri EBPO PISA tyrimo duomenys, kuriuos galima naudoti analizei. Vėlesnio EBPO PISA ciklo, kurio pagrindinis duomenų rinkimas vyko 2015 m., rezultatai visuomenei taps atviri 2016 m. EBPO PISA tyrimo metu pradiniai duomenys buvo renkami atliekant testus ir pildant klausimynus. Mokyklos ir mokiniai EBPO PISA tyrime dalyvavo savanoriškai pagal EBPO nustatytus reikalavimus. Tyrimo organizavimo ir duomenų analizės metu buvo visiškai užtikrintas mokinių ir mokyklų anonimiškumas. Taip pat remtasi Ekonominio bendradarbiavimo ir plėtros organizacijos PISA tyrimo priklausymo mokyklai jausmo konstruktu

Priklausymo mokyklai jausmo samprata
Priklausymo mokyklai jausmo indekso apskaičiavimas
Perkoduota atvirkščiai
Faktoriaus komponentės koeficientai
Rezultatų analizė
Priklausymo mokyklai jausmo indeksas
Šeimos struktūra
Taip Namuose kartu su manim gyNveena tėtis
Namuose kartu su manim gyvena tėtis
Mamos išsilavinimas
Tėčio darbinis statusas
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