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Parental Support: Its Influence to the Indigenous Learners’ Academic Performance
This study determined the role of parental support in the academic performance of Indigenous learners, focusing on how demographic factors and parental involvement influence educational outcomes. It explores parents' age, sex, occupation, educational attainment, number of children, and relationship
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