Education

How Saudi parents rationalize the choice of school for their children

H. F. Alothman, L. Bashatah, et al.

This compelling study investigates how Saudi parents make rational decisions in selecting schools for their children, influenced by cultural identity, accessibility, and academic considerations. The research is conducted by a team of experts from King Saud University.

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