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The Digital Literacy Starting Line
Primrose Schools commissioned a survey of 2,000 parents of young children to ask when digital literacy should begin. The finding that parents place the starting age at four, while many admit they are making up their own approach, gave the brand a timely media hook around screen time and early education.
Why it worked: It leveraged fresh, quantified tension—parents want pre-K digital literacy at age four but lack guidance—tied to ongoing screen-time policy debates.
The lesson: Consider commissioning a statistically solid poll that surfaces a surprising gap between desire and behavior, then package a clear, quotable resolution.
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How this story spread across the media
| Publication | Headline | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ktbs.com | Is pre-K too early for digital literacy? Parents say no | National | ktbs.com | Tuesday 4th August, 2026 |
| scrippsnews.com | Parents say digital literacy education should start before kindergarten, new survey finds | Sunday 9th August, 2026 |