Research abstract

When The School Fails

Some parents are teaching their own kids after being disappointed with schools and how they did things.

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Parents are making the switch to remote learning as of lately. Schools might fail students sometimes, but parents can still do their part. Homeschooling is a big challenge and remote learning can help them. Schools are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the future of remote learning might be changing soon. Parents can follow some developments now taking place in remote learning. That is a big change and parents are ready for it.

Key takeaways

  1. Schools are focusing on material that can boost kids learning and help parents.
  2. Many parents have been disappointed with what schools have offered them.
  3. Schools are trying to provide many alternatives for parents to help their kids learn.

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