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Family Experiences of Transition from Child Care to School. Elliott, Alison [microform]
Family Experiences of Transition from Child Care to School. : Elliott, Alison - [microform...
Family Experiences of Transition from Child Care to School. Elliott, Alison [microform]

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자료유형  
 마이크로피시
언어부호  
본문언어 - English
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    Family Experiences of Transition from Child Care to School. : Elliott, Alison - [microform]
    발행사항  
    Australia; New South Wales : , Apr 95
      형태사항  
      10; 1
      총서명  
      ERIC Reports
      주기사항  
      10p.; Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (San Francisco, CA, April 18-22, 1995).
      초록/해제  
      요약A study traced the experiences of Australian working families as their children started formal schooling. Each family faced the prospect of moving their child or children from the intimate environment of a child care center that operated from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to a large elementary school with a 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. school day. The study focused on: (1) childrens experiences during the transition; (2) characteristics of preschool experiences that predict successful school adjustment, and (3) parents experiences in planning, negotiating and managing the transition, and their management of family and work responsibilities. Children and parents were interviewed on two occasions during the transition period. Findings from interviews indicated that the transition was affected by the diversity of the working families, which provided no typical pattern of transition. In almost all cases, mothers assumed the major responsibility for managing the transition. Children found the transition to be a generally positive experience. They were excited about going to school and regarded school as the logical and natural next step after child care. Of major concern for parents was the lack of coordinated provision for formal out-of-school care, difficulty in finding and accessing what care was available, and a perception that the schools had little regard for working families. Families with two professional working parents, one of whom had flexible working hours and generous leave provisions, and with strong existing community and family support networks reported the most positive transition experiences. Contains nine references. (AA)
      복제주기  
      Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
      기금정보  
      Australian Inst. of Early Childhood Educators.K
      일반주제명  
      키워드  
      기타저자  

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      ■520    ▼aA  study  traced  the  experiences  of  Australian  working  families  as  their  children  started  formal  schooling.  Each  family  faced  the  prospect  of  moving  their  child  or  children  from  the  intimate  environment  of  a  child  care  center  that  operated  from  8  a.m.  to  6  p.m.  to  a  large  elementary  school  with  a  9  a.m.  to  3  p.m.  school  day.  The  study  focused  on:  (1)  childrens  experiences  during  the  transition;  (2)  characteristics  of  preschool  experiences  that  predict  successful  school  adjustment,  and  (3)  parents  experiences  in  planning,  negotiating  and  managing  the  transition,  and  their  management  of  family  and  work  responsibilities.  Children  and  parents  were  interviewed  on  two  occasions  during  the  transition  period.  Findings  from  interviews  indicated  that  the  transition  was  affected  by  the  diversity  of  the  working  families,  which  provided  no  typical  pattern  of  transition.  In  almost  all  cases,  mothers  assumed  the  major  responsibility  for  managing  the  transition.  Children  found  the  transition  to  be  a  generally  positive  experience.  They  were  excited  about  going  to  school  and  regarded  school  as  the  logical  and  natural  next  step  after  child  care.  Of  major  concern  for  parents  was  the  lack  of  coordinated  provision  for  formal  out-of-school  care,  difficulty  in  finding  and  accessing  what  care  was  available,  and  a  perception  that  the  schools  had  little  regard  for  working  families.  Families  with  two  professional  working  parents,  one  of  whom  had  flexible  working  hours  and  generous  leave  provisions,  and  with  strong  existing  community  and  family  support  networks  reported  the  most  positive  transition  experiences.  Contains  nine  references.  (AA)
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      ■536    ▼aAustralian  Inst.  of  Early  Childhood  Educators.K
      ■650  4▼xEducation
      ■653    ▼aChild  Behavior▼aChildhood  Attitudes▼aChildhood  Needs▼aDay  Care▼aEarly  Childhood  Education▼aForeign  Countries▼aParent  Attitudes▼aParent  Student  Relationship▼aParent  Teacher  Cooperation▼aPredictor  Variables▼aPreschool  Children▼aSchool  Readiness▼aStudent  Adjustment▼aAustralia
      ■7001  ▼aElliott,  Alison
      ■999    ▼a143;  150

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