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 ...

a set place and a set way to complete homework — are more likely to believe they can overcome challenges while doing homework, take more responsibility for learning, and ultimately do better in ...

Is parental involvement out of control? Erika A. Patall, University of Texas When kids feel like homework has value and doing it is their own choice, it will seem more interesting and lead to ...

Source: Carl Pickhardt Ph. D. Back to school changes life for everyone in the family in many ways. Consider one: homework starts again. As in many aspects of parenting adolescents, there is a wide ...

Jill Houk's 10-year-old son is bright. So why is homework a constant battle? "He often claims he can't do it," says the 41-year-old chef from Chicago. "For the most part, I have him tough it out.

If your child stops doing his homework, do not rescue him ... in a position where you have already been over-involved, take baby steps to help your child adjust to having a bit more freedom.

Dr Justin Coulson has six daughters - four of whom aren't allowed to do homework, because they're under 14Credit: Twitter Stressing that he doesn't think of the evening chore as the "devil", he ...

In a now-viral "essay" that's making its way around the Twittersphere, he declared that he wasn't doing homework because it's not a source of happiness for him. And in the spirit of Marie Kondo ...

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 ...