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La temática de los deberes escolares resulta un tópico controvertido, más aún cuando estos son de índole digital ante el nuevo escenario de educación virtual. Este estudio pretende conocer la inferencia de la frecuencia de uso de las TIC en las tareas académicas respecto a la percepción que los padres tienen. Una investigación descriptiva-inferencial con un tratamiento cuantitativo de los datos en la que participaron 1787 familias cumplimentando un cuestionario ad hoc. Los resultados ponen de manifiesto que las familias que encuentran más beneficiosos, pero que experimentan un mayor desgaste emocional, son aquellas que sus hijos realizan más tareas escolares digitales. Además, hay una relación de significación de la frecuencia de uso de las TIC en las tareas académicas con la percepción familiar acerca de los beneficios, el desarrollo de competencias y el desgaste emocional experimentado, en todos los casos a favor de aquellas familias con una alta frecuencia de uso. De esta forma, ante los hallazgos obtenidos se declara la necesidad de educar a las familias respecto al uso de los recursos digitales en las tareas escolares para saber extraer el potencial pedagógico de los mismos y que no suponga un obstáculo familiar.

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This descriptive-inferential research aims to compare the parental assessment of 1,787 families with respect to schoolwork in times of confinement according to the nationality and level of education of the families. The results show that immigrant families identify more changes in schoolwork in all aspects except for emotional exhaustion. In addition, the educational level of both parents has a significant impact on some study variables such as emotional distress, perceived increase in time spent on homework and promotion of the positive effects of homework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

En la presente investigación de corte descriptivo-inferencial se pretende conocer la valoración parental de 1.787 familias respecto a la transformación que han experimentado las tareas escolares durante el confinamiento en función de la nacionalidad y el nivel de estudios de los progenitores. Los resultados ponen de manifiesto que las familias inmigrantes identifican más cambios en las tareas escolares en todos los aspectos, a excepción del desgaste emocional. Además, el nivel de estudios de ambos progenitores incide de forma significativa en algunas variables del estudio, como el malestar emocional, el aumento de tiempo percibido en las tareas o la promoción de los efectos positivos de los deberes.

This paper shows the results of a Colombia qualitative study with a descriptive correlational scope, and action-research design about the educational practices influences at home when children doing homework. The purpose was to determine the influence of the playful practices that family uses to strengthen reading and writing processes in first grade of the Antonio Nariño Educational Institution, La Cooperativa headquarters, Meta department. The categories that directed the study are Family orientation strategy, Literacy processes, Family play practices, Parent-child relationship and Play strategies. The sample corresponded to 12 participants, including 6 students and 6 parents for a total of 12 participants. The information gathering instruments were participant observation, semi-structured interview, materials and artifacts, and focus group. The information analysis was carried out under triangulation. The results show that parents usually use the same methods with which they learned, such as the syllabic method, the use of the Nacho booklet and the railway notebook. Therefore, pedagogical help is required to apply playful strategies at home that encourage their children's learning. It is recommended to maintain the legitimacy of the families voice around their parenting practices, without skimping on their levels of training, background, limitations or any other characteristic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]