The Active Involvement Of Parents in their Children's Education

 Unfortunately, many parents overlook their crucial role in their child's education, leaving it solely to teachers. They believe that teachers will guide their children and ensure their success, but this is not enough. Parents have a responsibility to support and guide their children in their educational journey.

In our society, many parents fail to fulfill this responsibility. When children return home from school, they are often left to their own devices. Parents do not provide a conducive environment for studying, nor do they show interest in their child's academic activities. They do not ask about their day, check their homework, or ensure that they are completing assignments.

One major factor contributing to this lack of involvement is the excessive use of mobile phones. Parents are often glued to their screens, wasting time watching videos or scrolling through social media, while their children suffer. They fail to realize the impact this has on their child's future. Moreover, children are also addicted to their mobile phones, spending hours playing games or watching videos, leaving little time for studying.

As a result, children fall behind in their studies and are unable to reach their full potential. This lack of parental involvement can lead to a lifetime of regret, leaving children uneducated and struggling to make ends meet.

To address this issue, I urge parents to take a more active role in their child's education. Create a study schedule for your child and help them stick to it. Check their homework regularly and encourage them to study. Remember, self-study is the best way to learn.

By doing so, you can help your child develops good study habits, improve academic performance, and secure a brighter future. It is time for parents to acknowledge their role in their child's education and take responsibility for their child's future.

Homaitan Baloch 

Gwadar