Children can practice their lessons with given homework which also helps to review the lessons taught in school, but the very thought of completing and submitting on time can stress the child.
Kid's Homework Motivation can be Improved by Parents' Supportive Attitude
Parents need to change their own attitude and behaviour if they want to improve their child's motivation to complete homework, says a new study.
Parents need to change their own attitude and behaviour if they want to improve their child's motivation to complete homework, says a new study.
It was suggested that allocating specific place for doing homework can help you child concentrate on the topics. Ensure that the area or the study room is well-ventilated and sufficiently illuminated, with ample natural light. Provide a comfortable table and chair, provide everything he might need.
Parents should allow their child to select the stationery items, including pencils, erasers, ruler, writing paper, dictionary etc. of his choice, by doing so children will take keen interest in doing the homework without getting deviated from the things around him.
Excuses for Incomplete Homework Now Move From Traditional to Technological
A new UK survey has revealed that traditional excuses, which kids usually give their teachers regarding their homework, have now been replaced by ones involving technology.
A new UK survey has revealed that traditional excuses, which kids usually give their teachers regarding their homework, have now been replaced by ones involving technology.
It is important to praise your children's efforts that they put in doing their homework and their attempts to work independently.
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Children Will Do Their Homework With Interest If They View It as Investment
A new research at the University of Michigan has pointed out that children will show more interest in doing their homework if they see it as an investment, and not a task to be finished.
A new research at the University of Michigan has pointed out that children will show more interest in doing their homework if they see it as an investment, and not a task to be finished.
Childhood Stress-Induced Obesity Reduced by Stronger Social Safety Net Programs
Social safety net programs that reduce psychosocial stressors for low-income families ultimately lead to a reduction in childhood obesity, a research has indicated.
Social safety net programs that reduce psychosocial stressors for low-income families ultimately lead to a reduction in childhood obesity, a research has indicated.
