2017
DOI: 10.12662/2317-3076jhbs.v5i2.1129.p155-159.2017
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Estresse infantil e sua relação com o rendimento escolar da criança nas disciplinas de português e matemática

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“…With regard to performance, in the national literature, there are indications of its negative relationship with the stress of children in the 1st year of elementary school (Crepaldi, Correia-Zanini, & Marturano, 2017;Trivellato-Ferrreira & Marturano, 2008). Similar results were found by Romanholo et al (2017), in a cross-sectional study with children aged five to twelve. In international studies, stress was a predictor of the performance of American adolescents, three years after their evaluation (Kaplan, Liu, & Kaplan, 2005), and in China, stress in the interaction with the teacher predicted the drop in academic performance at the end of the year, in high school teenagers (Liu & Lu, 2011).…”
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“…With regard to performance, in the national literature, there are indications of its negative relationship with the stress of children in the 1st year of elementary school (Crepaldi, Correia-Zanini, & Marturano, 2017;Trivellato-Ferrreira & Marturano, 2008). Similar results were found by Romanholo et al (2017), in a cross-sectional study with children aged five to twelve. In international studies, stress was a predictor of the performance of American adolescents, three years after their evaluation (Kaplan, Liu, & Kaplan, 2005), and in China, stress in the interaction with the teacher predicted the drop in academic performance at the end of the year, in high school teenagers (Liu & Lu, 2011).…”
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confidence: 86%