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The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Parental Involvement of Grade 8 Students
Emotional intelligence has an important role in academic and personal development, while parental involvement provides the support and guidance that strengthen students' learning and personal growth. However, few studies have been conducted and often examine these variables separately, leaving a gap
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