These children often feel overloaded, unmotivated, or depressed. On the other hand, households that lack structure and positive encouragement tend to produce disorganized or unmotivated students. Moderation is the key to ensuring a balanced structure. One of the best ways to make homework a positive experience for you and your child is to apply the principles of organization and structure. Tips for Battling the Homework Wars Help your child develop a work area.
Children usually do better when they have a private study area away from interruption.
Some children prefer to work at the kitchen table. If so, make the kitchen off-limits to other family members during study time. Equip your child's study area with a good light, a clock, pencils, paper, and a wide variety of reference materials. Agree on a regular time for studying. Forcing yourself to sit down and do something you do not enjoy is tough, even for adults.