Response of people to the Effect of Broken Home

 DIMENSIONS OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES.

Table 1: Responses on Parents Questionnaire

S/N		SA	A	N	D	SD
1.	Buying of school requirements for learning is not promptly provided for children from broken bones.	42 49%	35 41%	- -	5  41%	3 4%
2.	Most children from broken homes suffer financial hardship through school.	38 45%	32 38%	- -	15 17%	- -
3.	Children from broken homes are not stable at home and in the school

Causes of Broken Homes

A broken home is a broken marriage. There is no place like home say the popular adage. There are many definitions of a home. The home may comprise of the father, mother, children, sometimes with any other member of the extended family. Then, if the home has the above definitions, what are the causes of broken homes.

Effects of Broken Homes on the Academic Performance of Students

The effect of broken homes on students depend on many factors, the most important of which are the causes of broken homes when it occurs, and it is either temporary or permanent. When there is a break in the home as a result of death and children realize that the parent will never return, they mourn the loss and transfer their affection to the parent available, hoping to regain the security they formally had. By so doing,

Importance of the Home

The home of a child lays the desired, social, moral, emotional, spiritual and intellectual foundations for the child. The family does a lot of things to influence the life of a child among which includes:

a) Socialization of a child

b) Child care and protection

c) Emotional and social support and lots more

Socialization of a Child

According to Wikipedia, socialization is a term used by sociologists, social psychologists, anthropologists, political scientists and educationalists to refer to the lifelong process of inheriting and disseminating norms, customs and ideologies, providing an

EFFECTS OF BROKEN HOME ON CHILDREN

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background to the Study

The unity of the home is a very vital factor in the upbringing as well as the performance of the children in school. This is because every member of the home has a role to play for the children to learn well. Collins Advanced Dictionary of English defines home as a family unit. It’s composed of the father, mother, children and sometimes any other members of the extended family, it is a place where one lives with one’s family. It is an institution where each member needs care, love, comfort and sense of security. However, some children are missing the warm embrace of a home. 

Educational Project Topics - New Arivals

•  FACTORS  INFLUENCING  EFFECTIVE  IMPLEMENTATION  OF COOPERATIVE  EDUCATION  IN  IMO  STATE

•  FUNCTIONAL ACCOUNTING EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR SUSTAINABLE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT IN EDO STATE

•  THE ROLE OF PTA IN ADMINISTRATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS