He wasn't turning in anything he didn't have time to finish in class. She encourages parents to talk to their children about homework, engaging in a conversation that will allow the students equal say in how they complete their assignments. When there is a breakdown in the area of study skills, students need to seek guidance from either teachers or counselors. Parents might need to step in and make this request if the child is hesitant. I've tried to motivate her, but it's really hard.
Parents can help their children to learn basic organizational skills.
If the school does not provide one, giving the student an agenda or day planner in which assignments can be written as they are received is helpful. Part Two covers the social aspects of your middle schooler, including peer pressure and parental involvement at the middle school level. Guidelines Reproduction of this material without written permission is strictly prohibited. Copyright 1996 - 2000 Parenting Today's Teen , All Rights Reserved.