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This research aims to investigate how parental involvement affects academic achievement and student behavior in secondary school students.

June 3, 2026Open Access

The Impact of Parental Involvement on Academic Achievement and Student Behaviour Among Secondary School Students

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This research aims to investigate how parental involvement affects academic achievement and student behavior in secondary school students.
Descriptive correlational design utilized to analyze relationships among variables.
Data collected from 400 students at 10 randomly selected schools in Amritsar.
Standardised questionnaires used to measure parental involvement and student behavior, analyzed using ANOVA.
Students with high parental involvement scored higher in academic achievement and exhibited better behavior than those with low involvement.
No significant interaction found between gender and parental involvement regarding academic achievement or behavior.
Girls outperformed boys academically and demonstrated better behavior scores.

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Descriptive correlational study finds better outcomes with high parental involvement in secondary students, highlighting educational implications.

Kauts et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Descriptive correlational study finds better outcomes with high parental involvement in secondary students, highlighting educational implications.