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Parental Influence and Involvement and its Relationship with the Academic Performance of Grade 12 Senior High School Students
Parental involvement is essential for student academic success, as learning occurs both at school and home. Research shows that students with engaged parents generally perform better than those with less involved parents. This study used a quantitative-qualitative approach to examine the impact of p
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