So why, knowing this, do we allow children to continue doing homework? And can we, as parents, just opt them out? The short answer is, yes. Opting children out of homework is at the parents ...

We expect her to do the work, but we allow her to set her own priorities, and we don’t even look over her homework unless she asks us for help. (We always help her if we’re asked, but we also ...

“Things we do as parents that not everyone agrees with,” Gallacher, 32, an engaged mother of two, from Glasgow, wrote in the closed-caption of her controversial TikTok clip. “Homework is ...

My son doesn't like to do homework after a long day of school. I also get worried about helping him because I learned to do the work a different way years ago. Education experts told me to give ...

I typically tell teachers that our family won't be completing homework. Sometimes, my fourth grader still wants to do the assignments. Despite my best efforts to avoid over-scheduling my family ...

Many parents praised her “creative” method, expressing their own frustration at having to supervise their children while doing homework. In China, students are strained by homework despite a ...