During people’s academic experiences, some students complete their education and others don’t. While it is their necessary choice or responsibility at the moment, it is something that can determine a parent’s way they feel towards their children’s academic goals and completion. Maybe they’ll care or maybe they won’t. 

Regardless of how someone’s education ends, whether by graduating or quitting, these upcoming parents can really care for their kids’ education. If the parent graduated high school and college they may want their kids to do the same, not only will this type of parent likely push their kids for good grades but also have hopes and high expectations for their kids future. 

A parent who didn’t graduate high school might still care for their child’s education. They may want their child to have the education they had to give up. These parents will want their kids to have the opportunities they didn’t have and a better life than they did.Some of these adults might push their kids a lot for better grades so they can become something great, so much that this might discourage the kids. Some of these students might not even want to continue their education by going to college. Some decide to not even finish high school and they just restart the whole cycle because some of these parents were also discouraged by their parents with too much pressure of becoming something great because they also missed their opportunities.

This is a whole cycle that could happen over and over again for many generations in a family when parents are too harsh that could become worse over the years.