87 PERCENT PARENTS SUPPORT TECH INTEGRATION IN SCHOOLS , AS PER SURVEY CONDUCTED BY THE TECHNO SERVICES , RELATED TO THE PARENTAL PREFERENCES AT ALL INDIA LEVELS-2024.

The all India parents survey 2024 reveals 58.33 percent parents have positive awareness of the NEP 2020 , while 41.67 percent lack awareness or hold negative views on the captioned subject of tech integration in schools. Where in at least 87 percent parents support technology integration in the schools, recognising it's potential to enhance learning while only 28 percent of them prefer strict usage for educational purposes, according to the new survey, 2024.The first addition of All India parents survey 2024 , parents attitude and perception towards the Indian School education landscape, conducted by the techno service, an education service provider, found that an overwhelming majority of the parents (94 percent) positively acknowledge the importance of teaching life skills at an early age and it's benefit for a child's overall development. The report, which gathered insights from overall 3000 parents of children from multiple educational boards (ICSE, CBSE, IB, state level boards) across regions, delved into crucial observations and trends in their quest for the ultimate school going experience. To balance screen time, most parents (57percent) encourage non screen activities, with others explaining risks or setting explicit limits. Activity based learning 60.47 percent and skill based learning 53.44 percent are the most recognised aspects, however 21.12 percent of the parents are unaware of any specific aspects, indicating a need for improved communication about the policy details and benefits. The survey reveals a mismatch between parents communication preferences and the school practices. While 74 percent of the parents prefer weekly or monthly updates, where as 40 percent of the schools communicate daily. The parents strongly favour WhatsApp messages (50 percent) and the parents Teacher meetings (28 percent) , yet schools primarily use PTMs(31percent) , parent postal 22 percent. This discrepancy highlights an opportunity for school to align their communication strategies with parental preferences and decide the issues, during their meetings with the School Teachers and the administration.