How do you get parents to help you on homework?

Answer 1

You don't. Teachers have objectives to meet and part of that is homework that is given. One way or another you will get the assignment . Most write the homework on the white board. I had my students do a weekly agenda. No excuses for not knowing.

Answer 2

Easy. Just ask. That's what I do. Say, you're doing Math homework, and you can't figure out a problem. Lets say.... for example, you are working on equations. Here is an example problem:

7x(2-6)+ 3=

So you try to work out the problem by yourself. The thought process?

*Ok, you know the order of operations, right? So think...

Parenthesis

Exponents

Multiplacation

Division

Adittion

Substraction

(by the way, the only reason I'm doing this is so you don't have to ask for help often, this is just an example)

Lets make an acronym out of the first letter of each word (in order, of course)

Please

Excuse

My

Dear

Aunt

Sally

Time to do the problem:

7x(2-6)+ 3=

And you get:

-26

So, a great way to get your parents involved and get them to help you is for them to check your homework. If you have problems, say with Math, have them walk you through how to work the problem. Eventually, though, you don't want your parents helping you too much. Otherwise, you won't learn as much as you should. Another good reason is, it'll take too long and you want to do other things besides homework after school don't you? So do your parents. They have other things to do besides helping you with homework.

Answer 3

Respectfully. Follow the format the teacher gives you about where to put your name and stuff on each paper. Wait until the teacher asks for the work, or just place it on his or her desk if that's the way the teacher likes it done.

Answer 4

You don't - cheating is lying and stealing and it's wrong. WikiAnswers doesn't help you to cheat