What if children don't like homework?

It is indeed a very common problem that children don't like to do homework. I will give you some practical suggestions based on the information you provided to help you solve this problem.

Communicate with the teacher

Parents can communicate with teachers to find out whether the difficulty and quantity of homework are suitable for children. If children feel that they can't start because the teacher has too much homework, parents can report to the school leaders and coordinate the teacher to reduce the amount of homework.

Reasonable work and rest.

Parents can also make a reasonable schedule for their children, stipulating that they can't engage in recreational activities before finishing their homework, so as not to distract attention and waste time.

Create a good learning environment

Parents can create a good learning environment for their children. Keep quiet and avoid disturbing children's study. At the same time, parents should also pay attention to children's hobbies and specialties, so that children can find fun and motivation in learning.

Arrange extracurricular activities and entertainment time

Parents can help their children arrange extracurricular activities and entertainment time, so that children can have enough rest and relaxation time to avoid excessive fatigue and anxiety.

Communication with children

Parents should pay attention to communication with their children, understand their learning situation and problems, and give timely help and support. Encouraging children to develop good study habits and cultivate the ability to think and solve problems independently is also very helpful for their future development.