New research indicates a worldwide drop in parental engagement with children’s education, raising concerns about its impact on academic performance. Experts highlight that even modest, practical approaches—such as regular check-ins on schoolwork or shared reading time—can effectively rebuild that connection. The findings underscore a growing need for accessible guidance to support parents in fostering a more active role in their children’s learning. Simple adjustments may offer a key to reversing the trend.
New global education data suggests parental involvement in kids learning is declining, but simple strategies can help parents reconnect.
