Some do’s and don’ts, courtesy of the National PTA, for parents wondering how much to help with homework:
• Assume that your children will have homework every night.
• Ask them if they understand their assignments. If they don’t, work a few examples together.
• Ask your children to see their homework after the teacher returns it, to learn where they’re having trouble and where they’re doing well.
• Stay in touch with teachers, and ask how you can help support their lessons.
Remember, you and the teachers want the same thing: to help your children learn.
• Don’t do your children’s work for them. Help them learn to do it themselves.
• Show your children that you think homework is important. Ask to see their work if you haven’t been home while they were doing it.
• Praise your children regularly for doing well.
• Keep a portfolio of “best pieces.’
• Ask the school for tips on developing good study habits.
• Help older students organize assignments by recording them in a calendar or planner.
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