AdditionalPageContent
How to Handle Child's Lies About Homework
read more
The school year can be tough for any parent. Here are some tips to help you keep up with the ever-growing list of to-dos.
Featured Content
| Our son refuses to do his homework. We've tried sending him to a teacher after school to get help/tutoring. Any suggestions? |
| When parents and teachers work together to achieve the same goal—the education of the student—success is much easier to achieve. |
| It's no wonder why many parents worry about their children's friendships and ability to make new friends. No one wants their child to feel lonely or like an outcast. |
| If your child doesn’t have the desire to do well in school, then you have the privilege and responsibility as a parent to help them develop a genuine love for learning. |
| Are you frustrated because your child is struggling with a school subject despite your best efforts to help? If your child needs more help than you can provide, consider hiring a tutor. |
| Watch this Quick Tips video from Boys Town parenting expert Kristen Galloway about how to set routines to help your child get ready for school in the morning. |
| My five-year-old son is in kindergarten and having trouble with staying on task and listening to his teachers. Do you have any suggestions about what we can do as a family? |
| Parents can help children be more successful in school by taking an active interest in homework and being supportive of study time. |
Parenting Tools for Home
Our parenting content is built on the research-proven Boys Town Model® and is written by a team of child behavior experts.
Page Content
Our guides contain preselected content that is popular among our readers, but if you don't see what you are looking for,
see all our
School content.
