It offers solid advice on homework issues as well as preventing and solving other school performance problems.The topic of homework is currently at the centre of hot debates, not just in the UK but across Europe, as people argue about the possible negative effects that it can have, if implemented in the wrong way. You may find it very helpful to read Ending The Homework Hassle by John Rosemond. If your daughter's defiance extends to threatening not to do any homework, point out that if her grades are lower because of her failure to do homework, there will be consequences and leave it at that. The battles will only become worse as your child gets older. There is no reason for a parent to constantly press a good student to do his or her homework. Having a set time for completing her homework is going to teach your daughter how to take initiative and to organize her time. She can get up early to complete unfinished work or finish it at school. Also, have her give you her school books at this time every evening so she will not continue doing homework and get to bed late. Do not back away from this time even if your daughter has not finished her work and begs for more time. Give your daughter the responsibility for getting her homework done, but set a time when she must stop working on it to complete such pre-bedtime activities as bathing, visiting with the family, or hearing a story before lights are off.
If they only get eight hours, they soon wind up sleep-deprived. Children in elementary school need nine or ten hours of sleep a night. Making sure that she gets enough sleep is your responsibility. Getting her homework done in the evening should be your daughter's responsibility.
0 kommentar(er)
