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Your View as a Parent

The survey covers About Your Child, Understanding Today’s Children, Screen Time & Technology, Education & Academic Pressure, Education Accessibility & Support Challenges, School & Teacher Relationship, Wellbeing & Life Skills, Parent Support, and ends with Your Voice.

9 sections

About Your Child, Understanding Today’s Children, Screen Time & Technology, Education & Academic Pressure, Education Accessibility & Support Challenges, School & Teacher Relationship, Wellbeing & Life Skills, Parent Support, Your Voice.

24 questions

Multiple-choice questions, with a few short written answers.

Your Voice

The last section asks for your answers in your own words.

The Survey

Answer at Your Own Pace

9 sections and 24 questions.

Section 1

About Your Child

1.Which age group does your child belong to? (required)

Please choose an answer.

2.What type of institution does your child attend? (required)

Please choose an answer.

Section 2

Understanding Today’s Children

3.Compared with children 5–10 years ago, what changes do you notice most in today’s generation? (Select up to 3.) (required)

Please select at most 3 options.

Please select at least one option.

4.What is currently the biggest challenge you face while parenting your child? (required)

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5.How easy is it for you to communicate openly with your child? (Scale: 1 Very difficult → 5 Very easy) (required)

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Section 3

Screen Time & Technology

6.How concerned are you about your child’s screen time? (required)

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7.Which digital activity concerns you the most? (required)

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8.Do you have clear rules at home regarding screen time? (required)

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9.In your opinion, technology has affected your child’s learning: (required)

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Section 4

Education & Academic Pressure

10.What do you consider most important in your child’s education? (Select up to 3.) (required)

Please select at most 3 options.

Please select at least one option.

11.How much academic pressure do you think your child experiences? (required)

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12.What do you think contributes most to that pressure? (required)

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13.Do you believe the current education system focuses too much on marks and examinations? (required)

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Section 5

Education Accessibility & Support Challenges

14.What are the biggest challenges you face in providing quality education opportunities for your child? (Select up to 3.) (required)

Please select at most 3 options.

Please select at least one option.

15.Do you feel the current education system provides enough flexibility to support the unique learning needs, interests, and abilities of every child? (required)

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Section 6

School & Teacher Relationship

16.How satisfied are you with the communication between your child’s school and parents? (required)

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17.What would you like schools to communicate more about? (Select up to 3.) (required)

Please select at most 3 options.

Please select at least one option.

18.Do you feel schools and parents work together effectively when a child faces difficulties? (required)

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Section 7

Wellbeing & Life Skills

19.Which area concerns you most about children growing up today? (required)

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20.Which skills should schools focus on more? (Select up to 3.) (required)

Please select at most 3 options.

Please select at least one option.

21.How confident are you that your child is being prepared for the future world of work and life? (required)

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Section 8

Parent Support

22.Which area would help you most as a parent today? (required)

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Section 9

Your Voice

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