Who conducted this survey?

It was jointly conducted by NEXER Inc. and KATEKYO Gakuin Miyagi.

Who were the survey respondents?

The survey targeted 100 men and women nationwide who have children of high school age or younger.

What percentage of parents feel their children study autonomously?

A total of 54.0%, combining 'strongly feel so' (21.0%) and 'somewhat feel so' (33.0%).

How many families use tutoring services like cram schools or private tutors?

25.0% of families use them, while 75.0% do not.

What is the percentage of parents who want their children to study more?

A total of 45.0%, combining 'strongly feel so' (15.0%) and 'somewhat feel so' (30.0%).

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Are More Parents Avoiding Saying 'Go Study'? Surprising Reality: 54% of Guardians Give High Marks to Children's Autonomous Home Learning

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Are More Parents Avoiding Saying 'Go Study'? Surprising Reality: 54% of Guardians Give High Marks to Children's Autonomous Home Learning
According to a survey conducted in May 2026 by NEXER Inc. and KATEKYO Gakuin Miyagi targeting 100 parents nationwide, it was found that 54% positively evaluate their children's autonomous home study habits. Furthermore, 55% of households rarely or never prompt their children to 'go study,' indicating a trend of respecting children's autonomy. Meanwhile, the use of external services like cram schools remains at 25%, revealing that many families support learning through the child's own efforts and family support.
Source: PR TIMES
Date: Wed May 27 2026 13:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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According to a survey conducted in May 2026 by NEXER Inc. and KATEKYO Gakuin Miyagi targeting 100 parents nationwide, it was found that 54% positively evaluate their children's autonomous home study habits. Furthermore, 55% of households rarely or never prompt their children to 'go study,' indicating a trend of respecting children's autonomy. Meanwhile, the use of external services like cram schools remains at 25%, revealing that many families support learning through the child's own efforts and family support.

Citation: Are More Parents Avoiding Saying 'Go Study'? Surprising Reality: 54% of Guardians Give High Marks to Children's Autonomous Home Learning (Wed May 27 2026 13:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)), PR TIMES
Source: PR TIMES
Date: Wed May 27 2026 13:00:01 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)

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According to a survey conducted in May 2026 by NEXER Inc. and KATEKYO Gakuin Miyagi targeting 100 parents nationwide, it was found that 54% positively evaluate their children's autonomous home study habits. Furthermore, 55% of households rarely or never prompt their children to 'go study,' indicating a trend of respecting children's autonomy. Meanwhile, the use of external services like cram schools remains at 25%, revealing that many families support learning through the child's own efforts and family support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who conducted this survey?: A: It was jointly conducted by NEXER Inc. and KATEKYO Gakuin Miyagi.
Q: Who were the survey respondents?: A: The survey targeted 100 men and women nationwide who have children of high school age or younger.
Q: What percentage of parents feel their children study autonomously?: A: A total of 54.0%, combining 'strongly feel so' (21.0%) and 'somewhat feel so' (33.0%).
Q: How many families use tutoring services like cram schools or private tutors?: A: 25.0% of families use them, while 75.0% do not.
Q: What is the percentage of parents who want their children to study more?: A: A total of 45.0%, combining 'strongly feel so' (15.0%) and 'somewhat feel so' (30.0%).