Top Problem for Children's Home Learning is Parents "Becoming Emotional," Survey Finds. What are Effective Support Methods?

According to a survey by NEXER Inc. and tutoring service Family, 59.3% of parents "mostly don't supervise (leave it to the child)" their children's home learning. For parents who are involved, the top challenge is "becoming emotional," cited by 31.9%. Other common difficulties include "not enough time due to work" and "the study material becoming too difficult." The most effective support methods reported were "setting clear goals" (24.5%), "fixing study times" (21.3%), and "improving the study environment" (20.2%), suggesting that creating consistent habits is key to success.