I can’t do it because it’s too hard. I’ll do it later. Why do I need to learn this anyway While dedicated parents and teachers want children to be successful in school, they constantly hear excuses like these from children who don’t want to do homework. Now they can ensure this success by guiding children through new approaches for completing homework assignments offered in Homework and Kids: A Parent’s Guide. This exciting new book, the first in the Performance Learning Systems School Support Series, ensures success by helping parents and teachers implement new approaches that help kids complete homework assignments. Kids will get the most from homework while making it easier and more enjoyable for everyone involved. Anecdotes, tips, sample conversations, and suggestions are provided throughout. You will find answers to difficult questions posed to parents, teachers, and school administrators, including: How much homework is "too much" for a child What are the best conditions for a child’s learning to be successful How do I set learning and homework priorities in my home and classroom
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