“Educating Homes, Empowering Futures: Investigating The Impact Of Parental Education On Children’s Learning Outcomes In Pakistan”

Authors

  • Sanniya Ghulam Department of Arts & Humanities, Superior University, Lahore
  • Ismat Bano Department of Arts & Humanities, Superior University, Lahore
  • Shafeeq ur Rehman Department of Arts and Humanities Superior University,

Keywords:

Parental Education; Learning Outcomes; Parental Involvement; Academic Achievement; Pakistan

Abstract

This study allows at how parents' education impresses their children's school performance, beside how well they do in school, their interest in erudition, and their study routines. The study employs a special research method that combinations both numbers-hung and word-hung approaches to better decide how parents with more education impress their children's learning. The study appeared at how well students beseemed in school by assimilating those whose parents mastered help with education to those whose parents didn't, employing tests and other ways to means erudition results. The qualitative part complicated descanting with parents and teachers through semi-structured interviews to decide their views, feelings, and how they contend erudition at home. The data were calculated employing statistical methods that aid backup predictions and thematic analysis to descry common themes and how different parts chain. The results disport that when parents enjoy more education, their children lean to charge better in school, are more motivated to master, and enjoy better ways of boning. The findings also disport that when parents are complicated, it aids chain their level of education to better erudition results, which expresses that how parents are commonsensible and bespoke disports a key role in how well their children do in school. This research annexes new information to what is already specified by exhibition real examples from Pakistan. It also contributes useful ideas for people who backup education policies, school leaders, and programs that base on parents. These ideas can aid bust differences in education and buttress long-term erudition success

 

 

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Published

2026-02-10

How to Cite

Sanniya Ghulam, Ismat Bano, & Shafeeq ur Rehman. (2026). “Educating Homes, Empowering Futures: Investigating The Impact Of Parental Education On Children’s Learning Outcomes In Pakistan”. Dialogue Social Science Review (DSSR), 4(2), 135–152. Retrieved from https://dialoguesreview.com/index.php/2/article/view/1472

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