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Homework Tips

  • 09-10-2015 7:10am
    #1
    jos_kel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 450 ✭✭


    Was at a parent teacher night on Wed. Very informative with useful tips on how to make homework fun etc.
    Childminder already very good at doing homework with son as it's nearly too late to do it when we get home.
    So suggested to wife that she could drop in information to childminder just for her information more than anything.
    But wife said childminder doesn't need it as she's had 2 of her own kids through school already.
    She also said our child is only 6 anyway.
    My point is that it's just for her information
    I'm getting a little frustrated why we are disagreeing on such a small issue.
    I'm now contemplating taking some time off work to be more hands on with the homework. This is no reflection on the childminder. She's very good but it's impossible for my wife and me to agree on the simplest of items.
    Any advice please.


Comments

  • #2
    pwurple
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12,449 ✭✭✭✭pwurple


    Advice on what? How to get your wife to do what you want?

    If any of us knew that... :)


  • #3
    monflat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,490 ✭✭✭monflat


    Your child is only 6
    I wouldn't take it too seriously yet.
    I wouldn't be goin taking un necessary time off yet.
    When the homework gets hard and your child is finding it difficult then maybe start to be concerned.

    Unless you have major concerns about your child falling behind in school il leave it be for another while.
    Your child is very young yet.

    I'm sure there's teachers on this thread who will advise you.
    I'm only looking from a parents perspective


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