Shaping Students of Color from Preschool to Graduate School
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Shaping Students of Color from Preschool to Graduate School
The Impact of Families on Education
Durdella, Nathan
State University of New York Press
03/2026
368
Mole
Inglês
9798855803709
15 a 20 dias
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List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
1. Parenting Roles, Early Experiences in Families, and Resistance to Gender Norms for Children
2. Parental Relationship Quality: Physical and Relational Distance but Emotional Closeness from a Young Age to Adulthood for Children
3. Parental Values Extend Far for Children: The Importance of Education, Hard Work, Family Unity, Empathy, and Spirituality
4. Honoring Sacrifices that Parents Make to Get Children to College and Beyond: Education, Immigration, and Racial Discrimination
5. Familial Contexts and Parenting Shape Self-Reliance, Independence, and Resilience as Students: From Elementary to Postsecondary Education
6. Educational Connections in Precollege and College Years: Effects of Parents on College Choice, Transitions to College, and Experiences in College
7. Parenting Relationships While in Graduate School: Changing Roles, Conflicting Demands, and Remaining Connected Later in Life
8. Where Parents, Families, and More Fit into Academic Life and Student Outcomes
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
1. Parenting Roles, Early Experiences in Families, and Resistance to Gender Norms for Children
2. Parental Relationship Quality: Physical and Relational Distance but Emotional Closeness from a Young Age to Adulthood for Children
3. Parental Values Extend Far for Children: The Importance of Education, Hard Work, Family Unity, Empathy, and Spirituality
4. Honoring Sacrifices that Parents Make to Get Children to College and Beyond: Education, Immigration, and Racial Discrimination
5. Familial Contexts and Parenting Shape Self-Reliance, Independence, and Resilience as Students: From Elementary to Postsecondary Education
6. Educational Connections in Precollege and College Years: Effects of Parents on College Choice, Transitions to College, and Experiences in College
7. Parenting Relationships While in Graduate School: Changing Roles, Conflicting Demands, and Remaining Connected Later in Life
8. Where Parents, Families, and More Fit into Academic Life and Student Outcomes
References
Index
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first-generation college students, graduate school, graduate education, college student outcomes, students of color, first-generation students, families, parents
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
1. Parenting Roles, Early Experiences in Families, and Resistance to Gender Norms for Children
2. Parental Relationship Quality: Physical and Relational Distance but Emotional Closeness from a Young Age to Adulthood for Children
3. Parental Values Extend Far for Children: The Importance of Education, Hard Work, Family Unity, Empathy, and Spirituality
4. Honoring Sacrifices that Parents Make to Get Children to College and Beyond: Education, Immigration, and Racial Discrimination
5. Familial Contexts and Parenting Shape Self-Reliance, Independence, and Resilience as Students: From Elementary to Postsecondary Education
6. Educational Connections in Precollege and College Years: Effects of Parents on College Choice, Transitions to College, and Experiences in College
7. Parenting Relationships While in Graduate School: Changing Roles, Conflicting Demands, and Remaining Connected Later in Life
8. Where Parents, Families, and More Fit into Academic Life and Student Outcomes
References
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
1. Parenting Roles, Early Experiences in Families, and Resistance to Gender Norms for Children
2. Parental Relationship Quality: Physical and Relational Distance but Emotional Closeness from a Young Age to Adulthood for Children
3. Parental Values Extend Far for Children: The Importance of Education, Hard Work, Family Unity, Empathy, and Spirituality
4. Honoring Sacrifices that Parents Make to Get Children to College and Beyond: Education, Immigration, and Racial Discrimination
5. Familial Contexts and Parenting Shape Self-Reliance, Independence, and Resilience as Students: From Elementary to Postsecondary Education
6. Educational Connections in Precollege and College Years: Effects of Parents on College Choice, Transitions to College, and Experiences in College
7. Parenting Relationships While in Graduate School: Changing Roles, Conflicting Demands, and Remaining Connected Later in Life
8. Where Parents, Families, and More Fit into Academic Life and Student Outcomes
References
Index
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