The document discusses the significant impact of family environment on an individual's learning, highlighting the differences between positive and negative environments. A supportive and nurturing family contributes to higher motivation and academic achievement, while a negative environment can hinder learning outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of parental involvement in fostering a conducive learning atmosphere for children.

1. CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Presented By:- Musrat Bashir
Enrollment No. :- 2129CUKmr22
Semester:- 5th
Course Code:- IBM-C-502
Course Title:- Learner and the learning process
Topic:- Family environment on individual’s learning
Submitted To:- T. Arun Christopher

2. Contents
 Introduction
 Positive family environment
 Negative family environment
 The Importance of Family Involvement
 Conclusion

3. Introduction
The family environment plays a significant role in
an individual's learning. It can influence their
motivation, attitude, and approach to learning, as
well as their academic achievement.

4. Positive family environment
A positive family environment is one that is
supportive, nurturing, and stimulating. Children
who grow up in such environments are more likely
to be motivated to learn, have a positive attitude
towards learning, and achieve higher
academically.

5. Characteristics of a positive family environment
• Parental involvement
• High expectations
• Positive communication
• Intellectual stimulation

6. Negative family environment
A negative family environment can have a
detrimental impact on an individual's learning.
Children who grow up in such environments may
be less motivated to learn, have a negative
attitude towards learning, and experience lower
academic achievement.

7. Characteristics of a negative family environment
• Parental conflict
• Low expectations
• Poor communication
• Lack of intellectual stimulation

8. The importance of Family Involvement
• Parents are a child's first and most influential teachers.
• Parents who are actively involved in their children's education can help
them develop a positive attitude towards learning and achieve
academic success.
• There are many ways parents can be involved, such as:
• Helping with homework
• Discussing schoolwork
• Attending school events
• Creating a home environment conducive to learning

9. Conclusion
• The family environment plays a multifaceted role in shaping
an individual's learning journey.
• By providing support, resources, and positive role
models, families can significantly impact their children's
academic achievement and overall development.
• Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed in
school, and families play a vital role in making that happen.
• However, the family environment can have a significant
impact on a child‘s development and academic success.

10. References
• https://www.naesp.org.
• https://www.pta.org
• https://www.ed.gov

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