Hilary Duff Struggles to Help Son With Homework as She Stopped "Real" School in 3rd Grade
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October 20, 2019 source Hilary posted on instagram about her troubles with helping son Luca with his 2nd grade homework
"This guy with his spirit and kindness. Homework is already no joke in 2nd grade. I stopped
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If I have kids I'll either homeschool them or send them to some kinds hippie school. I don't have time for this shit lol.
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hours? At what age level/location/type of school? My niece and nephews don't ever seem to have an unreasonable amount of homework and they span from elementary to high school. Are you referring to elite private schools?
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I don't feel like rereading the article to confirm the stat but I think working moms spend more time with their kids now than stay at home moms did decades ago.
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But then my nephews had homework that basically said "get your mom and dad and..." (which, already sets me off) and then its something that would take hours to do and walk through with a kid that my SIL or brother have to do after working a full day and then also making dinner...
Its a LOT.
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I’d imagine an elite private school has this problem as well, but has more resources like tutors. Or the teachers are paid so well that they feel okay volunteering extra time during after-school hours if a kid stops in with a question, which is also a behavior they have to develop and remember to consistently use. I’m sure private school kids are told more often by their parents to ask questions bc some of our students who had gone to private schools are the ones that ask for clarification on homework all the time.
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The biggest difference is class size and face-to-face time with our students, which probably does help encourage them to come to us with questions or speak up, because we get so much time with them and we develop pretty good relationships.
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Your state needs to scrap all school voucher programs and reinvest in its public school system.
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