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I did all the less-than-intelligent kids' homework, I got A's in all of my classes, A's in all of their classes.
It takes willpower which you could be using to help your kids with their homework or to finish that important work project, and because willpower is limited, any strategy that relies on its consistent application is pretty much guaranteed to eventually fail you when your attention moves on to something else.
When's the last time you've seen students posting comments like this about homework?
She cries when her homework is incomplete.
Massive piles of homework are a kid's new work, but that's also work for us, because we have to check it.
Every week, when they go into the classroom, they find the lecture notes of the week, the reading assignment, the homework assignment, and the discussion question, which is the core of our studies.
By the end of each week, the students take a quiz, hand in their homework, which are assessed by their peers under the supervision of the instructors, get a grade, move to the next week.
And just a few years ago, major retailers were marketing T-shirts at our young girls that read things like, "I'm too pretty to do math," or, "I'm too pretty to do my homework so my brother does it for me."
It turns out that when parents are worried about their own math ability and they help their kids a lot with math homework, their kids learn less math across the school year.
As one parent put it, "I judge my first grader's math homework by whether it's a one-glass assignment or a three-glass night."
But there's a nonprofit behind it, and kids go through a door that says "Employees Only" and they end up in this space where they do homework and write stories and make films and this is a book release party where kids will read.
But when they enter my class, they make friends, they walk home together, they do their homework together.
I saw how she was longing to gain control over her simple daily routines, small details that we take for granted, from counting money at the market to helping her kids in homework.
Imagine, for example, a national homework assignment where every high school student studying U.S. history across the country records an interview with an elder over Thanksgiving, so that in one single weekend an entire generation of American lives and experiences are captured.
Why was homework really that important?
Although those were just homework, and would never reach their intended recipients, my students slowly began to reveal their true feelings in them.
For the kids in the neighborhood, it's a place to go after school to get help with homework.
I'd get myself home after school every day and do homework and chores, and wait for my mother to come home.
They don't do their homework in front of the TV.
So the key to it all is homework!
He hadn't done his homework the night before, and felt more unprepared than the ambushed World War II soldiers he was supposed to write about.
Positive means the addition of a stimulus, like getting dessert after you finish your veggies, and negative means the removal of a stimulus, like getting a night of no homework because you did well on an exam.
I do everything in my power to protect this time so that I can be home by then to spend quality time with my children, asking them about their day, checking up on homework, reading them a bedtime story and giving them lots of kisses and cuddles.
And what typically happens, let's say we're in a middle school pre-algebra class, and the current unit is on exponents, the teacher will give a lecture on exponents, then we'll go home, do some homework.
The next morning, we'll review the homework, then another lecture, homework, lecture, homework.
It's as if every piece of homework, every quiz, every activity is a make-or-break moment for this future we have in mind for them, and we absolve them of helping out around the house, and we even absolve them of getting enough sleep as long as they're checking off the items on their checklist.
And in the checklisted childhood, we say we just want them to be happy, but when they come home from school, what we ask about all too often first is their homework and their grades.
One, she provided that peaceful home that allowed me to focus on homework and the things that kids should be focused on.
Here's my homework.
One of the really frustrating things is when you've done all your homework, you come in the next day only to find out that you made an error and all of the other numbers you did were wrong.
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