THE ROLE OF PARENT INVOLVEMENT ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL SELF CONCEPT ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF 4TH GRADE STUDENTS

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2014-06-08

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Şükriye Nazlı, Can Al
Beti, Azuz
Ceyhan, Gaye Defne
Ezgi, Çevi Çorapçılar
Özgünlü, Merve
Olgun, Beyza

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C. A. Şükriye Nazlı, A. Beti, G. D. Ceyhan, Ç. Ç. Ezgi, M. Özgünlü, and B. Olgun, “THE ROLE OF PARENT INVOLVEMENT ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL SELF CONCEPT ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF 4TH GRADE STUDENTS,” 2014, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/82062.