It’s tempting to help them do it, but that would send the wrong message-that if they make enough fuss, you’ll do it for them. Don’t get angry with their repeated refusals. Your child is learning the skills and self-discipline they need to do homework. Do they mean that it’s not as fun as playing or that that they are not sure how to do it? Once you’ve listened, understood, and helped them look at the task, they are more likely to get down to it. The first step is to clarify whether your child does in fact have homework, and then maybe to discover what your child means when she says homework is boring.
For many children, though, when they come after a day of lessons, the last thing they want to do is sit down and do more schoolwork, actively seeking out excuses to avoid it. Many children get set a certain amount of homework once they start elementary school, with the amount steadily increasing year on year.
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