摘要：Abstract The study was conducted to predict primary school students' national level assessment test scores from parental involvement and attitudes towards school. Another purpose of the study was to determine gender effects on the national level assesment test. Data were gathered from 441 families whose children were attending seventh and eighth grades in five different primary scools in Çayeli District. Two different scales, parental involvement scale and school attitudes scale (Can, 2008), were used as data gathering instrument. Study results revealed that the level assessment test scores of the girls were significantly higher than boys' test scores. The results also indicated that primary students's national level assesment were predicted significantly by parental involvement and attitudes towards school. Key words: National level assessment test, school attitudes, parental involvement, family-school relationship.
Loading...
