Parental Pressure and Academic Self-Efficacy Among 1st Year Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English Students in Governor Generoso College of Arts Sciences and Technology


Authors : Amad, Febelyn A.; Colantro, Metz V.; Desponte, Francis Nicole S.; Peralta, Chelmarie; Dr. Jandy T. Bongcayat; Gretchen C. Tajaran; Jeanverly Grethel M. Mantilla; Roland Felix Jr. B. Payos

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Abstract : This study explored the relationship between parental pressure and academic self-efficacy among 1st-year Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English students at Governor Generoso College of Arts, Sciences, and Technology using a descriptive-correlational design and cluster sampling. Moreover, four indicators were used to measure parental pressure, and four indicators were used to examine academic self-efficacy. Results showed a strong positive correlation, indicating that clear expectations, monitoring, and supportive encouragement from parents help strengthen students’ academic confidence. However, overly strict pressure may cause stress, highlighting the need for balanced guidance. The study suggests that teachers use activities that build self-efficacy and that schools guide parents on how supportive expectations can improve students’ perseverance. Future research may examine how each type of parental pressure affects different aspects of academic self-efficacy.

Keywords : Parental Pressure, Academic Self-Efficacy, Descriptive-Correlational Design, Philippines.

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This study explored the relationship between parental pressure and academic self-efficacy among 1st-year Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English students at Governor Generoso College of Arts, Sciences, and Technology using a descriptive-correlational design and cluster sampling. Moreover, four indicators were used to measure parental pressure, and four indicators were used to examine academic self-efficacy. Results showed a strong positive correlation, indicating that clear expectations, monitoring, and supportive encouragement from parents help strengthen students’ academic confidence. However, overly strict pressure may cause stress, highlighting the need for balanced guidance. The study suggests that teachers use activities that build self-efficacy and that schools guide parents on how supportive expectations can improve students’ perseverance. Future research may examine how each type of parental pressure affects different aspects of academic self-efficacy.

Keywords : Parental Pressure, Academic Self-Efficacy, Descriptive-Correlational Design, Philippines.

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