Impact of Home Environment and Study Habits on Students' Academic Achievements

Abstract

The family is the oldest human group and is basic, while particular forms of family structure can and do vary from society to society, with the central focus of family activities being childbearing everywhere and early incorporation into the child's culture. Societal order, socialization. It is clearly seen that the old structure of joint family is now broken under the pressure of industrialization, social, economic as well as political factors and legal compulsions. This development has led to the establishment of various other institutions for the education and development of children from different families. The infant begins its life under the affection and care of its parents and other near and dear ones attached to its family. As he grows, he receives the first lessons of life in his family and tries to imbibe the habits, ideals and behavior patterns of his family members. In this way the family continues to influence him throughout his life. To be more clear, it can be said that the child receives three important support from the family among other facilities. They are 1 affection, 2 protection and 3 socialization.