What is the biggest challenge for parents when helping with their child's home learning?

According to the survey, the most common challenge, cited by 31.9% of parents, is 'becoming emotional'.

How involved are most parents in their child's home studies?

The survey found that a majority of parents, 59.3%, reported that they 'mostly don't supervise (leave it to the child)'.

What was the most effective learning support method reported by parents?

The most effective method was 'setting clear goals,' which was reported by 24.5% of parents who are involved in their child's studies.

Besides getting emotional, what other difficulties do parents face?

Other common challenges include 'not having enough time due to work' (22.3%), 'the study material becoming too difficult' (22.3%), and 'the child lacking motivation' (21.3%).

What are some other effective ways to support a child's home learning?

Other effective methods include 'fixing study times' (21.3%), 'improving the study environment' (20.2%), and 'using tutors or cram schools' (16.0%).

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子どもの家庭学習、困りごと1位は「つい感情的になってしまう」。親が試して効果があった学習サポート方法とは？

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A survey of 300 parents in Japan found that 59.3% let their children handle home learning on their own. For parents who are involved, the top challenge is 'becoming emotional' (31.9%). The most effective support strategies were 'setting clear goals' (24.5%), 'fixing study times' (21.3%), and 'improving the study environment' (20.2%).

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Q: What is the biggest challenge for parents when helping with their child's home learning?: A: According to the survey, the most common challenge, cited by 31.9% of parents, is 'becoming emotional'.
Q: How involved are most parents in their child's home studies?: A: The survey found that a majority of parents, 59.3%, reported that they 'mostly don't supervise (leave it to the child)'.
Q: What was the most effective learning support method reported by parents?: A: The most effective method was 'setting clear goals,' which was reported by 24.5% of parents who are involved in their child's studies.
Q: Besides getting emotional, what other difficulties do parents face?: A: Other common challenges include 'not having enough time due to work' (22.3%), 'the study material becoming too difficult' (22.3%), and 'the child lacking motivation' (21.3%).
Q: What are some other effective ways to support a child's home learning?: A: Other effective methods include 'fixing study times' (21.3%), 'improving the study environment' (20.2%), and 'using tutors or cram schools' (16.0%).