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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FAMILY IN EDUCATION OF
PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Bakhtiyorova Markhabo Ikhtiyor kizi
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13919058
Abstract:
This article analyzes the role and importance of the family in the
education of preschool children. It is shown that educational processes formed
in the family environment are of decisive importance in the development of
children as individuals. The formation of the child under the influence of social,
psychological and emotional factors within the family in the first years, the
impact on his future educational processes and social adaptation is analyzed. At
the same time, it will be explained how the participation of family members,
especially parents, in the process of education and education affects the
cognitive development of children. The article also includes recommendations
developed on the basis of scientific evidence about the leading role of the family
in the education of children and the importance of cooperation with teachers.
Key words:
Family, preschool education, Child education, Psychological
development, Social adaptation, Parental involvement, Early childhood
education.
Introduction:
The role of the family environment in the development of preschool
children is very important. This period is the time when the main foundations of
the child's personality and abilities are laid, and family upbringing is of leading
importance. Research shows that preschool children are very sensitive to the
influence of the family environment in which they grow up, and the attention
and support given by parents directly affects the psychological, emotional and
cognitive development of the child. makes a secret. Especially during this period,
the formation of a child's worldview, the development of his social skills, and his
readiness to study mainly depend on family relations.
Although preschool educational institutions play an important role in the
education of children in the society today, the role of the family in the
educational process deserves special attention. The spiritual and physical
support provided by parents and relatives, positive role models, and the culture
of communication with the child allow the child to fully demonstrate his
abilities. Therefore, in the education of children of preschool age, the
harmonious relationship between the family and preschool educational
institutions serves the child's harmonious development.
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This article scientifically analyzes the important aspects of raising
preschool children in family conditions, the participation of parents in this
process, and its impact on children's future education.
Methodology
:
In this study, qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to
study the importance of the family in the education of preschool children. The
research was carried out in the following main stages:
Literature analysis: modern scientific sources on the development of
preschool children, scientific articles and studies on the role of the family in
upbringing and education were analyzed. At this stage, national and
international studies were compared and the main concepts related to family
education factors were studied.
Questionnaire method: Questionnaires were conducted among parents and
employees of preschool educational institutions. Through questionnaires,
information was collected about the role of the family in the process of
education, the participation of parents in the education of their children, and
their cooperation with educational institutions. The data obtained through these
questionnaires were analyzed and general conclusions were drawn based on
statistics.
Interviews and Observations: In-depth interviews were conducted with
research participants. More information about the influence of family education
on child development was obtained through interviews with parents of
preschool children, educators and psychologists. Also, how children develop in
the family environment was observed and interactions between parents and
children were analyzed.
Analysis and conclusions: The obtained data were processed using
qualitative and quantitative analysis methods, and scientific conclusions were
drawn on the importance of the family in child education. In addition, the
influence of psychological and social factors of the family on the personal
development of the child was also studied.
In order to ensure the practical and theoretical significance of the research,
recommendations were developed for the further development of cooperation
between the family and preschool educational institutions.
Discussion:
The family plays a very important role in the upbringing of children of
preschool age. The results of the study showed that the family environment
directly affects the child's personality, emotional state and intellectual
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development. The participation of parents and other family members in the
upbringing of a child creates a foundation for the child's future success. In
particular, during the research, it was found that the attention and upbringing
shown by parents increases the child's interest in studying and develops his
social skills.
The activity of preschool children in the process of family upbringing was
shown as the main factor in their intellectual development. Most of the parents
who participated in the study recognized the importance of playing games with
their children, encouraging them to learn new knowledge and skills. This
strengthens children's self-awareness and the ability to understand the
environment. Also, a kind and supportive environment in the family develops
positive emotional states in children, which increases their level of social
adaptation.
According to the results of the survey and interviews, it was found that the
active participation of the family in education and cooperation with preschool
educational institutions directly affects the future success of children. The
constant communication and cooperation of parents with educational
institutions ensures unity between the family and institutions, which forms a
stable process of education in the child. Open communication between parents
and educators helps to better understand the individual needs of the child and
develop strategies that are appropriate for their development.
Based on the information obtained during the research, it was observed
that family upbringing methods also play an important role. While excessive
strictness in parenting can lead to stress and social withdrawal in a child, an
overly lenient approach can have a negative effect on a child's discipline. At the
same time, a balanced approach that combines love and firm discipline creates a
favorable environment for social and intellectual development in the child.
It was also confirmed that parents spending quality time with children,
answering their questions and stimulating their interests are of great
importance in children's development. Long-term family support helps
strengthen children's success in preschool, which is important in preparing for
later stages of education.
The family plays a leading role in the upbringing of children of preschool
age, and the attention and support provided by family members has a decisive
effect on the intellectual and social development of the child. Close cooperation
between parents and preschool educational institutions is one of the main
factors necessary for a child's successful development.
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Result
:
This study confirmed that the role and importance of the family in the
upbringing of children of preschool age is very great. The family creates a
foundation for children's personality, cognitive development, emotional and
social skills that are formed in the early years. The attention, love and active
participation in the educational process provided by parents has a positive effect
on the future success of the child. As revealed by questionnaires and interviews,
family support and parenting methods have a direct impact on the development
of the child's social adaptation and self-confidence.
During the research, it was also determined that cooperation between
parents and preschool educational institutions is an important factor in
children's development. This cooperation ensures the continuity of the
educational process, helps the child to learn and strengthens their intellectual
and social skills. It was noted that quality and effective time spent by parents
with their children is crucial in developing children's interest and positive
attitude towards learning.
The importance of the family in the education and upbringing of preschool
children is very high. The active participation of the family in the education of
the child, cooperation with teachers and the atmosphere of kindness created in
the home environment have a great impact on the future of the child. Therefore,
parents should create favorable educational conditions for their children and
closely cooperate with preschool educational institutions.
Summary
:
This study once again confirmed that the family plays a very important role
in the upbringing of children of preschool age. A supportive and loving
environment created by parents and family members greatly affects the
cognitive, emotional and social development of children. It is impossible to
ignore the role of the family at the initial stage of child development, because
this period creates the foundation of the basic personality traits, interest in
learning and social relations formed in children.
The results of the research showed that the active participation of the
family in the educational process and close cooperation with preschool
educational institutions directly depends on the future success of the child.
Parents' love and attention to their children, encouraging them to learn,
communicate and socialize will help the child to become a successful and strong
person in the future.
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Also, family education methods have been found to affect children's
intellectual and social abilities, and education based on love, but with a
disciplinary structure, is the most effective approach for the stable development
of children. Organic relations between the family and preschool educational
institutions help to make the educational process more effective.
In general, the role and responsibility of parents in children's education is huge,
they should create a positive environment for their children, establish
educational activities together with educational institutions. Thus, with the help
of family and institutional support, children of preschool age can be formed as
active, well-rounded members of society.
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