Original paper

Child, Mother, Father, and Teacher Beliefs About Child Academic Competence: Predicting Math and Reading Performance in European American Adolescents

Volume: 30, Issue: S2, Pages: 298 - 314
Published: Feb 16, 2019
Abstract
Beliefs about child competence in math and reading have important implications for academic performance in adolescence. However, it is unclear whether children's own beliefs are the most important predictor of their academic performance or whether parents' and teachers' beliefs about child competence influence child academic performance. We assessed mothers', fathers', teachers', and children's beliefs about European American children's (N =...
Paper Details
Title
Child, Mother, Father, and Teacher Beliefs About Child Academic Competence: Predicting Math and Reading Performance in European American Adolescents
Published Date
Feb 16, 2019
Volume
30
Issue
S2
Pages
298 - 314
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