Notes

According to Ozen (2017) motivation has a big impact on students' success it shows that having moral support that is given by the parents helps a lot to the children that have difficulties in their studios. Parental participation is essential in encouraging children to improve their academic resulta (Mahuro & Hungi, 2016). The majority of children were motivated, but there were a few exceptions. The level of learning was not considered to be as high as it may have been (Vibulphol, 2016) Significantly, students must be provided with the opportunity to be encouraged, to learn, and to improve (Risvanto & Aryani, 2017).

Parents provide parental motivation to their children to persuade them to work harder or be more focused on their studies, resulting in increased academic performance. Simply saying to your child "mama and papa are always here to support you" is a kind of motivational word that makes the students feel more inspired with their studies.

However, students' achievements are not necessarily dependent. on their parents' motivation, but rather on their personality trait of being focused and consistent in their studies Parents' motivation does not always improve their children's educational success.

As observed by Machebe et al (2017), parents' participation in their children's school activities influences more than a parent's financial situation when it comes to improving a child's academic performance in school. Regardless of their financial situation, parents should be involved in their children's education daily (Masabo et.al. 2017).

Students need to receive positive attention from their parents to feel appreciated and improve their academic performance. The emotional support of their parents appears to impact the quality of their children's peer interactions, and there appear to be considerable individual differences in their academics.

As indicated by several meta-analyses undertaken across varied communities and educational levels, international research also confirms the favorable influence of parental involvement on academic attainment has been observed by Castro et al. (2015).

Despite this, each study was consistent in finding that

parental involvement is important in students' education because it will lead to their children's academic success