The study focuses on different modifiers in a child's life, and how they affect them academically.
A new study shows conflict between children and their parents can have a negative impact on the child academically.
Wolfhill's Jillian Sheehan, a researcher at Trinity College Dublin, is behind a study focusing on different aspects of a child's life and how they are affect education.
The study finds multiple modifiers can contribute or hinder a child's academic success, particularly in cases of poverty.
Ms. Sheehan, says the aim of the research is to learn from it:
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