Journal of Black Studies · 2006 · 44 citations · 11 references
EducationEducational PsychologySecondary EducationAfrican American EducationIdentity DevelopmentSelfEthnicity In EducationEthnicity In SchoolingIdentity FormationRacial Identity DevelopmentSocial IdentityStudent Identity DevelopmentAcademic Achievement AssessmentAfrican American Student AchievementAfrican IdentityBlack Student AchievementBlack Student IdentityBlack Youth IdentityCollective Identity ConstructionIdentity Formation In Education
The present study explored connections between African identity, study habits, and academic achievements. Correlation analyses, using data from 96 Black high school students, indicated multiple connections between these factors. The most important finding was that a sense of collective identity, a subfactor of African identity, was positively related to academic achievement. Implications of the results for the improvement of school curriculums and environments are discussed.
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