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Homework success is part of academic success. As a parent, helping your child to be successful at their homework is like giving them a gift for the rest of their life. When a child learns to successfully complete homework, it often impacts other areas of their life as well. Here are some great secrets to homework success.<\/p>\n
1. Make it part of the routine.<\/strong> A child should never wonder if or when they are going to be doing their homework, just plan on it at the same time each day. For example, if you make it part of their daily routine it is not something that is a drag, or that will get them down, rather something they plan on and can handle. The best way to make it part of the routine is to simply outline with your child the things they need to do each day, and determine the order that will suit their personality best. Most of the time it is best to have it be after school, rather than in the morning, but allowing them time to do other things as well.<\/p>\n 2. Have adult supervision. <\/strong>There are all kinds of studies that say that parents who take a real interest and are involved in their child\u2019s education, have children who are more academically successful. It is important to know that when taking a part of their homework, that you help when needed, and supervise that it is being done, but never do it for them, and be honest. Provide your child with constructive criticism when it is needed, but be sure that you always combine that with something positive. Positive reinforcement is critical if you want your child to continue doing homework in the future.<\/p>\n