Time Poverty or Time Welfare in Austrian Families? Impact of family factors on children’s school achievements
Project
PISA and Patchwork Childhood. Parents’ Time Use and Children’s School Achievement
Do Children Count? Time Use of Parents with School-aged Children
Publication
Policy Brief in deutscher Sprache
PISA and Patchwork Childhood. Parents’ Time Use and Children’s School Achievement
Publication
Policy Brief in deutscher Sprache
Authors: Renate Kränzl-Nagl, Martina Beham
Vienna 2007
Policy Brief December 2007
9 pages
This Policy Brief illustrates main findings of two European Centre's studies on whether today's parents have enough time for their children and/or provide sufficient support (for their children's achievements in school) focusing on: 1) the time spent by parents with their children of compulsory school age and 2) the links between family factors and school achievements. The authors are presenting main findings of an analysis of national and international data as well as the results of a survey carried out among Austrian parents and their children of compulsory school age (9 - 14). This policy brief is rounded off by conclusions and recommendations.
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