Consequences for not turning in homework?
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Consequences for not turning in homework?
| Wed, 10-06-2010 - 9:09am |
I don't think I'm going to live thru my DS teenage years!
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I would do one of two things, but both require a lot of work and commitment on the part of the parent(s).
The first option would be to homeschool through an online or correspondence school (recognized by your state).
I have to preface my comments by saying that I haven't been in this situation w/ my kids so this is theoretical--so you can take my opinion for what it's worth.
I know it seems pretty drastic to let him maybe get C's or not even pass, but I think he'll just have to suffer the consequences that he actually cares about to make him do it.
First of all, Musiclover, I totally get what you are saying.
Go back to what we did last semester...check his homework every night
Conmama
Another thing I would do, is if he doesn't turn it in (is he doing it?)
I think these boards are harder to read...who is answering who, etc.
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