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I hope that you have enjoyed reading Ann K. Dolin’s articles for the last week or so all about homework and different kinds of students. Are you still trying to absorb all the information that she shared? I know I am! Ann’s generosity in sharing so many of her articles with me is apparently an accurate reflection . . . → Read More: Review: Homework Made Simple: Tips, Tools, and Solutions for Stress-Free Homework Some kids are naturally easy-going, compliant, and adaptable. With very little input from you, they come home from school, sit right down, and do their homework. If they encounter a problem they can’t solve, or read a passage they don’t understand, they’re able to ask for help. Other kids are not as even-keeled. Their moods . . . → Read More: Breaking Your Child’s Bad Homework Habits: 4 Simple Solutions to Help Your Easily Frustrated Kid “My kid always rushes through her homework!” I hear this complaint from many parents. As adults, it’s difficult for us to understand why our children can’t slow down, take time to focus, and check their work. Rushing is not a serious issue if your child occasionally races through homework because she has “better things to do.” . . . → Read More: Breaking Your Child’s Bad Homework Habits: Crushing the “Rushing” Through Homework |
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