What is success? How teachers, students, and parents see it differently
A new study, Student Sync Index 2026, reveals a growing divide in how success is perceived in Indian private schools. Students define success through grades, college entry, and confidence, while parents prioritise outcomes and social positioning. Teachers, in contrast, value internal drive, purpose, and consistent behaviours, highlighting a critical gap between achievement-focused metrics and meaningful personal growth.
A new study, Student Sync Index 2026, reveals a growing divide in how success is perceived in Indian private schools. Students define success through grades, college entry, and confidence, while parents prioritise outcomes and social positioning. Teachers, in contrast, value internal drive, purpose, and consistent behaviours, highlighting a critical gap between achievement-focused metrics and meaningful personal growth.
