Both you and sweetheart "suspect" that is what your children will do but what if they don't? My question was simply would you do more than just "state" that the child needs to "step it up"?
"....but I'm also not going to continue to try to make the world constanly smooth and wonderful for liza just so we can all avoid Liza's stress outs... "
What if those children needed help from the parents and were afraid to ask because the parents had the same idea of teaching as your mother, and now yourself did? Those children should just fail?
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Both you and sweetheart "suspect" that is what your children will do but what if they don't? My question was simply would you do more than just "state" that the child needs to "step it up"?
That's at least the third time in this thread you've mentioned one of my children needing 3 hours a night to complete homework.
"....but I'm also not going to continue to try to make the world constanly smooth and wonderful for liza just so we can all avoid Liza's stress outs... "
Suit yourself.
There was one semester in college where I had horrible grades at mid-term.
not pnj but my kids average 2 to 3 hours of homework every night.
15 hours a week would be too much for my family.
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