2025-26 Parent Feedback Survey
- Understand parent satisfaction with their child's overall learning experience and progress in Tamil.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of ITA's academic programs, curriculum, teaching methods, and assessments.
- Gather feedback on teacher support and communication regarding student progress.
- Identify strengths and opportunities to improve school facilities, technology tools, website, LMS, and overall learning resources.
- Understand and encourage parent involvement in their child's learning and engagement with ITA programs.
- Assess the effectiveness of parent communication, conferences, placement-test updates, and training sessions.
- Gather suggestions to continuously improve ITA programs and better meet student and parent needs.
Based on feedback from 8,220 participants across 107 schools:
This chart summarizes the key themes parents mentioned in their feedback. Each item reflects the percentage of parents who highlighted it as important:
- High Satisfaction: Parents indicate a very positive overall experience.
- Academic Program: Meets Expectation in the academic program.
- Curriculum: Lesson plans, homework, class work, projects, and tests are well received.
- Student Learning: Parents see strong learning progress in their children.
- Teacher Support: Teachers are highly supportive and helpful.
- Teacher Communication: Generally positive, with some room to strengthen consistency.
- Parent Involvement: Parents feel engaged and connected.
- Areas for Improvement: Focus on communication, LMS experience.
- Overall Experience: Parents are happy with the learning experience and appreciate the school's efforts.
- Dedicated Teachers: Teachers are valued for their patience, commitment and support.
- Tamil Learning: Parents appreciate the focus on reading, writing and learning Tamil.
- Spoken Tamil: More emphasis on conversational Tamil and speaking practice is desired.
- Parent Connect: Parents would like regular updates on their child's progress and learning.
- Homework: Parents value the practice, but some feel the homework can be reduced or better structured.
- Digital Experience: Website, LMS and homework access can be made simpler and more user-friendly.
- Engaging Learning: More quizzes, storytelling, debates and cultural activities can make learning more interesting.