Research indicates that parenting strategies are one of the most significant ways that parents promote academic development in their children. During preschool and early elementary years, parents can support their child’s growth by establishing routines, reading together daily, and offering small choices to build independence. 

As children enter elementary school, strategies shift toward promoting responsibility, creating consistent school habits, and maintaining communication with teachers. Across both stages, parents should emphasize effort over outcomes, model positive attitudes, and nurture problem-solving skills. 

These approaches build a strong foundation for learning, confidence, and resilience that will ensure long-term success.