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• W2765687524 abstract "Abstract.SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT AND SELF-CONCEPT IN PRIMARY EDUCATION. RELATIONSHIP AND ANALYSIS BY GENDERThis paper aims, on the one hand, to analyze the relationship between self-concept and school achievement. On the other hand, to establish if there are differences in both constructs according to the gender of the students. The study included 422 primary school students, of whom 198 were boys and 224 girls. 48.3% were in fifth grade and 51.7% in sixth grade. The children studied in eight of the twelve public schools of childhood and primary education of the autonomous city of Melilla. The instruments used for data collection were two. Firstly, a register of the ratings obtained in the subjects of Environmental Knowledge, Spanish Language and Mathematics of each student, facilitated by the students’ tutors. Secondly, the Test of Self-Concept Form 5 (AF-5). The results showed positive correlations between the ratings of the three subjects evaluated and three of the five dimensions of the self-concept: academic, social and family. Regarding gender analysis, they were found in the ratings for the Spanish Language subject, so that the girls scored higher than the boys. In addition, gender differences were also found in the dimensions of academic, emotional and family self-concept. Thus, girls outperformed boys on academic and family self-concept, whereas in the self-esteem the boys scored higher.Keywords: Self-Concept, School Achievement, Primary Education, GenderResumen.Este trabajo pretende, por una parte, analizar la relación entre autoconcepto y rendimiento escolar. Por otra, establecer si existen diferencias en ambos constructos en función del género de los estudiantes. En el estudio participaron 422 estudiantes de Educación Primaria, de los cuales 198 eran niños y 224 niñas. El 48.3% se encontraba en quinto curso y el 51.7% en sexto curso. Los niños estudiaban en ocho de los doce centros públicos de educación infantil y primaria de la ciudad autónoma de Melilla. Como instrumentos de recogida de información se emplearon dos. En primer lugar, un registro de las calificaciones finales en las asignaturas de Conocimiento del Medio, Lengua Castellana y Matemáticas de cada estudiante, facilitado por los tutores de los alumnos. En segundo lugar, el Cuestionario de Autoconcepto Forma 5 (AF-5). Los resultados pusieron de manifiesto correlaciones positivas entre las calificaciones de las tres asignaturas evaluadas y tres de las cinco dimensiones del autoconcepto: académico, social y familiar. En lo relativo al análisis en función del género, se encontraron en las calificaciones para la asignatura de Lengua Castellana, de modo que las niñas puntuaron más alto que los niños. Además, también se encontraron diferencias por género en las dimensiones del autoconcepto académico, emocional y familiar. Así, las niñas presentaban un autoconcepto académico y familiar superior a los niños, mientras que en el autoconcepto emocional fueron los niños los que puntuaron más alto.Palabras clave: autoconcepto, rendimiento escolar, educación primaria, género" @default.
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• W2765687524 title "RENDIMIENTO ESCOLAR Y AUTOCONCEPTO EN EDUCACIÓN PRIMARIA. RELACIÓN Y ANÁLISIS POR GÉNERO" @default.
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