The Involvement of Parents Role and Habitus Toward Children Literacy
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2017-04-04Author
Dewi, Rohmatul Fitriyah
Tlonaen, Zuvyati A.
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This paper set out to examine a sample of study of the relation between home literacy and school
literacy experienced by the children in seven years old as the participant in this research. The research
was
conducted
in
Bluluk,
Lamongan.
The
study
employed
qualitative
approach.
The
data
were
collected
by
naturally
observing
the
child’s
literacy
activities.
In
addition,
interviewing
the
parents
and
teacher
was
also
conducted
to
gain
more
relevant
information
in
terms
of
home
and
school
literacy
development.
Bourdieu’s
theory
of
habitus
was
applied
to
find
out
parent’s
role
in
shaping
naturally
children’s
habitus
at
home
to
school.
The
data
analyzed
showed
that
participant
parents,
regardless their educational background, purposed to achieve children’s successful in
formal and religious contexts. In this case, reading and writing practices, pop culture as the supporting
materials
of
the
secondary
practices
ehereas
religious
practices
were
set
as
home
literacy activities. Children literacy and competence can’t develop well without the involvement of par-
ents’ role as their caregiver at home. Thus, parent’s role in developing children literacy at home
has impact on child achievement at school.