A child’sChildren's education doesn’t only extendcannot be limited to the classroom; nor, and it is itnot just the school’s responsibility or obligation alone to guarantee a child’sstudents' achievements. According to experts, it's the shared responsibility between the parents and teachers to help the studentthat helps students learn and meet their educational goals. One of the most accurate predictors of a child secedingchildren's success is the amount of involvement from the parenttheir parents. Teachers who encourage parental engagement in their child’schildren’s work often see a profound change from within their classrooms. The more parents are involved in their children’s education, the better their entire class’s environment as that student’s behavior and grades becomethe students' behaviors and grades get; consequently, there is an improvement in the whole classroom environment.
However, over the past few decades, schools have been noticing a decline in parental involvement and in the engagement from withinof the students in the classroom. In 2016, the researchers discovered that many parents believed that intimate parent-teacher communication was ineffective. It has been noted that nowadays parents prefer: more remote methods of communication, like ansuch as online meetingmeetings, and they are less likely to attend or partake in parent-teacher conferences in person, or any afterschoolafter-school activities. This sudden shift is concerning, due to what it will mean for thebecause its repercussions on future students in the futureare currently unknown. While our modern technology keeps the public and families informed, it is also has the downfalldisadvantageous for the students who are missing out when parents can not offer their time and support for their child or studentsupport.