Middle school student and parent perceptions of parental involvement: unravelling the associations with school achievement and wellbeing

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Educational Studies 46 (4):404-421 (2019)
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Parents play an important part in adolescents’ life and significantly contribute to youngsters’ academic success. However, parents’ and students’ perceptions regarding parental involvement may diff...

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