July 11, 2025

Learning Readiness and Deprivation on Academic Performance of Children

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Higher levels of learning readiness contribute positively to children's academic performance and lower behavioral issues.
Parental involvement significantly supports children's readiness, leading to improved grades and decreased learning problems.
Qualitative research highlights the adverse effects of negative early educational experiences on children's development.
Transition practices are essential for aligning family and school expectations, enhancing children's overall learning achievements.

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