Every parent wants their child to get a great education — but “school” is only one piece of the puzzle. The biggest advantage a child can have is an involved parent who knows how to support learning at home, build strong habits, and teach the real-life skills that create long-term success.

In The Role of Parents in Education: How to Raise an Educated Child Using Highly Effective Parent Involvement Activities, parenting author Frank Dixon shares practical, easy-to-use strategies to help you become your child’s strongest educational support system — without needing to be a teacher or spend hours every day on homework.

This audiobook gives you a clear roadmap for raising a well-educated child by strengthening learning habits, communication, motivation, and character.

You'll learn how to:

• Support your child’s learning at home with simple routines that improve focus and consistency

• Teach essential life skills that many schools don’t cover (mindset, perseverance, responsibility, and more)

• Use parent involvement activities that boost school performance and strengthen confidence

• Encourage motivation and curiosity so your child wants to learn, not just comply

• Improve communication with teachers and schools so your child gets better support

• Build better study habits and time management without constant battles

• Create an environment that supports reading, critical thinking, and lifelong learning

• Help your child develop skills that lead to a more successful, healthy, and fulfilling future

If you want practical parent involvement strategies that help your child thrive academically and in real life, start listening today.