Education is not just a school’s responsibility — parents play a vital, ongoing role. As MIMAMSA includes parental seminars as part of its initiatives, it’s clear that empowering parents is central to building future-ready learners.
This article explores how parents can support their children in meaningful ways.
Understanding the Changing Landscape
The world is shifting — skills like critical thinking, adaptability, collaboration are more important than rote learning
Parents must evolve from authoritative “exam-driven” roles to facilitators, coaches, and emotionally intelligent mentors
Key Roles of Parents
Encouraging curiosity over grades
Ask open-ended questions, encourage reading, exploration
Supporting habits & routines
Time management, consistent study patterns, balanced downtime
Facilitating exposure
Workshops, conclaves, educational events (like MIMAMSA)
Visits to museums, science centers, coding camps, etc.
Emotional support & growth mindset
Celebrate effort, not just outcomes
Teach resilience in face of failures
Partnering with teachers & schools
Maintain communication, participate in school programs
Use insights from parental seminars to shape home environment
What MIMAMSA Offers for Parents
Parental Seminars during Conclaves to provide guidance (career planning, academic counselling)
Networking with other parents, educators
Exposure to new pedagogy, trends
Tips for Parents to Start Now
Allocate regular “learning time” at home
Encourage your child to present or share what they learned
Stay updated with educational innovations
Participate in community learning groups
Conclusion
When parents evolve from passive supporters to active learning partners, the student’s journey becomes richer. Through guidance, trust, and consistent support, you can help your child become adaptable, confident, and ready for whatever the future brings.