Parents, families and carers are a child’s first and most important
teachers. Government has compiled some useful information
to assist parents to better engage with their child’s learning. This
page provides information about parent engagement in education and what
parents can do to support their child’s learning.
Researchers around the world agree that when parents and carers are
involved in their children’s learning, it can have very positive impacts
on education outcomes.
Learning Potential is designed to help you to be part of your child’s
learning and make the most of the time you spend together, from the
high chair to high school.
The app was upgraded in December 2016 with a range of new features
and improved functionality, including a search function and recommended
articles. Content can be tailored to your child’s age, and filtered
according to topic, making it easier for you to find the information you
need to help your child reach their learning potential!
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