How to help children with homework

How to help children with homework

Homework is an important part of your child's education and as a parent you can take steps to help them take advantage as much as possible.

It can be Taatnzim homework a source of tension. Here are three involved fathers are some tips that helped them.

Turn off the TV while doing homework

Amina says, with a 39-year-old, the mother of two children Iammarhma 8 and 12 years old, "the best thing I've done is to ban the use of television and computer from Monday to Thursday."

She adds, "Before I do this, my son was little always escapes to watch cartoons. This option is no longer available now, and became complete homework easier. It is interesting that the targeted school also believes that this is the best policy. She said she frequently notes a significant improvement in mood and overall performance of children who have this ban

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Your children do not help in homework

Farah, 39, a mother of twin 8-year-old says, "Do not be put marks on what you can do." She adds, "I know some people who are practically household duties of their children, but what use is that? This is not a competition."

Dr. Susan Hallam of Education Institute also advises to provide moral support, but does not provide assistance only when required by your child.

Let your child does homework while still alert

Says Ahmed, the father of a seven-year-old, "the golden rule with a child aged seven years is the completion of homework as soon as he returned from school, and before tea." Adding that "the level of interest is deteriorating very quickly after tea to anything else that Barbie is not on site."

Laila compatibility opinion. "Some kids need a little break as soon as they return from school, but if the longer the break, they will be very tired and can not concentrate."

Advice on homework: Use a timer

Laila says, "If you have one of these children who hesitates too much about doing household duties, where he sharpens all Aqlamh lead, standing and sitting a few times, or read all the previous homework, may help in some cases, temporary use."

She adds: "If the school recommends 20 minutes every night, if it set for 20 minutes and say they limit. But this can lead to counterproductive results in some cases and cause hysteria, so stay alert and cautious."

Tell your children that you are on their side

Says Leila, "I find that when children complain bitterly, it is helpful to sympathize with them," .otadhav "I really sympathize with them because of the large number of homework, and help them to know I am on their side. But at the same time I feel like I need to insist that carry them, so it is a process Balance".