The parental education level significantly impacts children's academic performance by providing a supportive learning environment and access to resources. Educated parents often encourage their children to value education, assist with homework, and engage in intellectual discussions. They are also more likely to understand the educational system and advocate for their children's needs, leading to improved school performance. Additionally, parental involvement correlates with higher motivation and aspirations among children. Conversely, lower parental education levels may result in less engagement, resource access, and academic support, adversely affecting children's performance.