Migration und Familie: Perspektiven auf Erfolg in der Migration

Westphal, Manuela; Otyakmaz, Berrin Özlem; Uçan, Yasemin

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-18236-6_10

Handbuch Migration Und Erfolg 2020

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-18236-6_10

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Migration und Familie: Perspektiven auf Erfolg in der Migration

Manuela Westphal

Berrin Özlem Otyakmaz

Yasemin Uçan

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Parenting by mothers in immigrant families from Poland, Russia and Turkey in Germany: Migration-related similarities or origin-related differences?

Öztürk,

Reisenauer,

Castiglioni

et al. 2023

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Even if families in migration contexts have been the subject of an increasing amount of attention in migration research in the recent years, there is a noticeable knowledge deficit with regard to current parenting practices and socialization goals of immigrant families living in Germany. This is particularly striking since child-rearing is of central importance for children’s development and their educational pathways. This paper seeks to fill this gap, drawing on the survey “Growing up in Germany: Everyday Life” (AID:A) provided by the German Youth Institute (DJI). Similarities and differences in attitudes towards parenting among immigrant mothers compared to mothers without migration backgrounds were analyzed with regard to parenting practices (emotional warmth, punishment and child’s active participation) and socialization goals (performance/self-control and positive social behavior). In a sample of 5870 mothers reporting on a child under the age of nine, mothers in families where both they and the father had Turkey, Russia or Poland as their country of origin were included and compared to autochthonic families. The results revealed significant differences in parenting practices and socialization goals between mothers with and without migration backgrounds. Concerning parenting practices, Turkish and Russian mothers differed significantly from German mothers with regard to emotional warmth and punishment. In terms of socialization goals, all immigrant mothers placed more emphasis on both performance/self-control, as well as positive social behavior for their children than mothers without migration backgrounds in Germany.

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Parenting by mothers in immigrant families from Poland, Russia and Turkey in Germany: Migration-related similarities or origin-related differences?

Öztürk,

Reisenauer,

Castiglioni

et al. 2023

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„Schon als sie im Mutterbauch war, sprach ich mit ihr“ – Displaying ‚Good‘ Parenthood im Kontext familiärer Mehrsprachigkeit

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In Anbetracht des Leitbildes einer aktiven Elternschaft ist für Familien im Kontext von Migration eine Kontinuität defizitorientierter Perspektiven hinsichtlich ihrer Erziehungsleistung festzuhalten, in denen u. a. Sprachdefizite und hieraus resultierende Risiken für die Bildungslaufbahn des Kindes problematisiert werden.Vor diesem Hintergrund wird in dem Beitrag ein Displaying ‚Good‘ Parenthood von Eltern im Kontext ihrer familiären Mehrsprachigkeit in den Blick genommen. Das Interviewgeschehen wird in diesem Zusammenhang als Teil einer multiple audiences (Seymour/Walsh 2013) verstanden, vor dem sich Eltern mit einer ‚guten‘ Elternschaft positionieren (müssen). Herausgearbeitet wird, wie Eltern die familiäre Mehrsprachigkeit und ihren sprachlichen Input als sprachpädagogisch relevant für frühkindliche Bildungsprozesse darlegen und legitimieren. Mit dieser Analyseperspektive können Erzählungen der Eltern zu ihren Erziehungsvorstellungen und -praktiken auch als Positionierung im Diskurs um ‚gute‘ Elternschaft gedeutet werden.

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Migration und Familie: Perspektiven auf Erfolg in der Migration

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Parenting by mothers in immigrant families from Poland, Russia and Turkey in Germany: Migration-related similarities or origin-related differences?

Parenting by mothers in immigrant families from Poland, Russia and Turkey in Germany: Migration-related similarities or origin-related differences?

„Schon als sie im Mutterbauch war, sprach ich mit ihr“ – Displaying ‚Good‘ Parenthood im Kontext familiärer Mehrsprachigkeit

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