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Original Article

The Social Role Approach of Family Education in Adolescents Development

Aigul Karimova
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Liassat Alekeshova
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Meiramgul Yesengulova
,
Bakit Kulbaeva
,
Marat Sarkulov

Keywords: Children and parents relations; family roles

Article no: 1

Pages 4-10

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.08.2

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Original Article

The impact of family style education on high school student’s grades

Danna Naurzalina
,
Tatyana Shumeiko
,
Bibigul Almurzayeva
,
Aliya Tolegenova
,
Venera Kubiyeva

Keywords: IQ; Motivation; Students; Parental style; Education

Article no: 20

Pages 214-220

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.08.21

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Original Article

The Correlation Between Personal Traits Of Substitute Parents And Family Potential

Olga Khakhlova
,
Marina Nukhova
,
Yuliya Fedorova
,
Elvira Shayakhmetova

Keywords: Children without parental care, orphans, psychological readiness, substitute family

Article no: 113

Pages 1088-1098

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.113

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