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Subscribe · ฿79 a monthStudents, teachers and parents at 5 schools in 3 areas answered a questionnaire after using Doxzilla Learning. Here is what they told us, in numbers and in the children’s own words.
Scroll down to keep reading5 schools in 3 areas. Students, teachers and parents answered separately. No names or contact details were collected for these results.
Each dot is one student. 664 students answered this question.
118 teachers from 5 schools were asked whether they would recommend it to other teachers.
Pick a topic below to see how close students, teachers and parents are. Each figure is the percentage of respondents who answered “a lot” or “the most”.
The six items students rated “a lot” or “the most” most often, out of 12 questions on skills and attitudes (n = 664).
All of this is the students’ own perception, not a measurement of skills.
Written comments from about 225 students, about 20 teachers and about 30 parents. These examples are sorted into praise and requests, as written, with names and identifying details removed.
Quotes translated from Thai.
Questionnaires completed after using Doxzilla Learning, collected by the schools themselves from 1,064 students, teachers and parents at 5 schools in 3 areas in 2025–2026. There are no names or contact details of respondents. The figures are opinions after use. At Chachoengsao there were 10 teachers and 10 parents, so those groups are shown as counts of people. The next step is a before-and-after measurement with a comparison group.
Start tonight. Pick a documentary for your child’s age, watch to the end, ask one question, then listen.
See it at doxzilla.com/en/learning
After watching documentaries, less time on social media
Asked only here: did watching documentaries help students use social media less? Shown as the percentage answering “a lot” or “the most”.