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How to talk to the teacher about your child's homework problems

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    by Gemma Wiseman

    When homework becomes an issue with your child, it is important to "connect" with the teacher IMMEDIATELY! Never let it get out of hand! Strong advice! But sometimes the process seems a little daunting! Here are some tips ...read more

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    by Magius

    The issues to remember when speaking to a teacher about homework problems are mostly the same issues as in any parent-teacher dialogue. I should point out that these tips only allow the parents to optimize the chances of s...read more

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    by Karen Meeker

    Your child passes all their tests and can answer any question you ask about the subject matter, but when it comes to homework, things simply fall apart. Suddenly, a note comes home from school that your child is in danger ...read more

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    by Mark Hopkins

    If the problem is serious enough to need discussion with the teacher, then PLEASE make an appointment! Give the teacher a clear idea of what you wish to discuss at this appointment. Many teachers would agree there is nothi...read more

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    by Dawn Sundene

    Where you begin a discussion with your child's teacher about homework depends just a bit on what kind of groundwork you have laid with your child. What are your expectations for your child? Do you communicate high, but ...read more

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    by Aaron Booton

    Well first off I do not believe there should be homework. I mean seriously why do kids go to school for eight hours a day just to come home and spend a couple hours on homework. When I was in school i could sleep thr...read more

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    by D. Anderson

    Communication is the key to a child's success in school. There must be open communication between a parent, a child and a teacher. Together all 3 people can ensure a successful education. Many classrooms have telephon...read more

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    by T. M. Beeker

    I teach and guess my experience could be helpful. First and foremost figure out what the REAL issue is. Many times students come home with stories to cover their actions in class. So when that low grade comes home they hav...read more

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    by K Bert

    I have a daughter in the full day kindergarten. She leaves to the bus at 7.30am and comes to home at 3.30pm. Few months ago I started to get overwhelmed with all the home work she was supposed to do almost daily. I wro...read more

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    by Jonesy

    As a teacher I strongly believe that the student's educational future heavily relies on a good three way relationship (teacher-student-parent). Seriously this is so true. Let's face it, a good parent will only want what is...read more

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