Add to ORKGThe author will present the organization of rural education in Mexico and the application of Bourdieu’s concepts in investigating parental attitudes and understandings about their children’s education, and the values they transmit to their children. The research was an ethnographic case study in a small rural community in Mexico
This article analyzes the importance, meaning and social participation within the schooling process ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1944. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
Economic development is closely related to education attained by the rural youth. This paper deals w...
This paper analyses parental involvement in their children’s education in a Mexican rural community....
This research focuses on parental involvement in their children’s education in a Mexican rural commu...
Este artículo analiza la importancia, el significado y la participación social en la escolarización ...
This paper draws upon ongoing doctorate research that seek to understand how financially disadvantag...
This study analysed the ways in which financially disadvantaged families in rural Mexico got involve...
The rural education started from 1920's in Mexico is characterized as the movement of social improve...
Rural populations in Mexico face numerous challenges including those related to the availability and...
This interdisciplinary study examines the education and migration experiences of children, and their...
Understanding why and how parents participate in Mexican schools can inform the efforts of American ...
Mexico boasts the third largest population in the Americas and consists of the largest Spanish-speak...
As Western schooling continues to expand and reach remote communities, it is imperative to understan...
Although since the 1993 Education Act in Mexico established parental participation in schools throug...
This article analyzes the importance, meaning and social participation within the schooling process ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1944. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
Economic development is closely related to education attained by the rural youth. This paper deals w...
This paper analyses parental involvement in their children’s education in a Mexican rural community....
This research focuses on parental involvement in their children’s education in a Mexican rural commu...
Este artículo analiza la importancia, el significado y la participación social en la escolarización ...
This paper draws upon ongoing doctorate research that seek to understand how financially disadvantag...
This study analysed the ways in which financially disadvantaged families in rural Mexico got involve...
The rural education started from 1920's in Mexico is characterized as the movement of social improve...
Rural populations in Mexico face numerous challenges including those related to the availability and...
This interdisciplinary study examines the education and migration experiences of children, and their...
Understanding why and how parents participate in Mexican schools can inform the efforts of American ...
Mexico boasts the third largest population in the Americas and consists of the largest Spanish-speak...
As Western schooling continues to expand and reach remote communities, it is imperative to understan...
Although since the 1993 Education Act in Mexico established parental participation in schools throug...
This article analyzes the importance, meaning and social participation within the schooling process ...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1944. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive
Economic development is closely related to education attained by the rural youth. This paper deals w...