The document is a questionnaire about students' perceptions of how their parents' motivation impacts their academic performance in English. It contains 30 questions for students to rate on a scale how much they agree with statements about their parents' involvement in their education. Examples include whether parents provide school supplies, attend school meetings, support extracurricular activities, and how their socioeconomic status or occupation may influence academic performance. The goal is to better understand the relationship between parental motivation and a student's results in the English subject.
The document is a questionnaire about students' perceptions of how their parents' motivation impacts their academic performance in English. It contains 30 questions for students to rate on a scale how much they agree with statements about their parents' involvement in their education. Examples include whether parents provide school supplies, attend school meetings, support extracurricular activities, and how their socioeconomic status or occupation may influence academic performance. The goal is to better understand the relationship between parental motivation and a student's results in the English subject.
The document is a questionnaire about students' perceptions of how their parents' motivation impacts their academic performance in English. It contains 30 questions for students to rate on a scale how much they agree with statements about their parents' involvement in their education. Examples include whether parents provide school supplies, attend school meetings, support extracurricular activities, and how their socioeconomic status or occupation may influence academic performance. The goal is to better understand the relationship between parental motivation and a student's results in the English subject.
Student’s Academic Performance in the English Subject
Objectives: This questionnaire is confidential. The writers
designed these questions to know how students see how their parents' motivation impacts their performance in the English subject. Please kindly answer the following questions TRUTHFULLY to have a reliable result.
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Instructions: Read the following statements and questions
carefully. Put a check (/) on the option you chose. There are no right or wrong responses. Your response will be used for research purposes only and will be kept confidential. Strongly Agree Neither Disagree Strongl Agree agree y nor Disagre disagree e 1. To what level do you agree that your parent’s motivation affects your academic performance?
2. What level do you
agree with your relationship with your parents? 3. How supportive are your parents in regards to your
4. Does the parenting
style affect your performance? 5. Does the parenting style facilitates your academic interest? 6. Rewards from my parents for my academic performance make me study harder. 7. My parent's socioeconomic status had a great impact on my academic performance. 8. Lack of education is the reason my parents find it difficult to be involved in my education. 9. Students from High-income status parents achieve better academically than those from low-income status parents 10. The poor economic status of my parents makes it difficult for them to support my academic needs. 11. The occupation of my parents always makes them unavailable to motivate me in my academics. 12. Parental arrangement for supportive teachers for subjects which I find difficult in school makes learning easier for me. 13. My parents provide time to study with me at home 14. My parents talk to me about my future schooling. 15. I talk with my parents about my teachers often. 16. My parents provide my learning materials (such as exercise books, pens, pencils, and textbooks) 17. Are your parents active in school meetings? 18. Do your parents support you to follow school discipline? 19. My parents have always encouraged verbal give and take whenever I have felt that family rules and restrictions were unreasonable. 20. My parents support me to participate in my extra-curricular activities. 21. Parents allow me to participate in group activities outside the school premises. 22. As growing up my parents dictated what I am going to do. 23. My parents expect too much of my academic performance in English subject. 24. Growing up, my parents consistently gave us direction and guidance in rational and objective ways. 25. My parents do not give attention to my achievements in school. 26. My parents always choose what I will perform in school. 27. My parents always tell me the benefits of good education 28. My parents compare my outputs to other students or children. 29. They pressure me in my academic performance. 30. Regardless if I fail my subject, my parents still support and motivate me in my academic performance in English.
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Researchers: Jamaila Kiersten Bacuta Lara Mae Ocampo Linus Louxene Salvador