Instrument C · Parent Questionnaire (Supplementary)

Home Awareness and Reinforcement of School Smartphone Rules

Integrative Research and Consultancy Project (IRCP) | Masters in Business Administration | London School of Business and Finance (LSBF)

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Purpose of this study: This questionnaire, as part of an academic research study, is intended to collect relevant and valuable data from parents or guardians of enrolled students. It examines how school management strategies, and the involvement of parents at home, relate to smartphone distraction and student learning outcomes.

Instructions: The questionnaire takes about 8 to 10 minutes. There are no right or wrong answers — please answer based on your own experience as a parent/guardian. Questions marked with a red asterisk (*) are required.

Privacy notice: Participation is voluntary, and thank you for your willingness to participate. Your name, your child's name, and contact details are not required. The system uses an automatic anonymous participant ID for research verification and possible withdrawal requests. Your responses are confidential and will only be reported in combined, anonymised form.
Note: this instrument is a supplementary source of parent perspective for context. The study's primary quantitative and qualitative analysis is based on the student questionnaire and the school leaders/teachers questionnaire.
Participant Consent

Anonymous Participant ID: PAR-20260903-DB9F4A25

Verification Code: 494387

Please keep these details if you may later request withdrawal of your response.

Background Information
Awareness of School Policy

Scale: 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree

Statement12345
I am aware of the school's policy on smartphone use during the school day. *
I understand what the school expects from parents in supporting this policy. *
I believe the school communicates smartphone-related rules and updates clearly to parents. *
I know who to contact at school if I have a question about the smartphone policy. *
Home Reinforcement

Scale: 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree

Statement12345
I set clear expectations at home about my child's smartphone use during study time. *
I talk with my child about how smartphone use affects their schoolwork. *
I monitor how much time my child spends on their smartphone on a typical school day. *
My household rules about smartphone use are consistent with the school's policy. *
I feel confident enforcing smartphone-related boundaries with my child at home. *
Perceived Impact and School Partnership

Scale: 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree

Statement12345
My child's smartphone use at home appears to affect their homework or study time. *
I would attend a school workshop or session on managing smartphone use at home. *
The school treats parents as partners in managing smartphone-related issues. *
Overall, I am satisfied with how the school manages smartphone use. *
I would like more regular updates from the school about smartphone-related matters. *
School Communication
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