Adrianne Meldrum
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first heard Jul 2018
last heard Jul 2018
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And so here where I live, we've seen reduced homework, but before that really came into play as a parent of a kid with this anxiousness, um, I have one that has executive function issues.
So task initiation was really hard for him.
I had no problem going back to the school and saying, we're not gonna do all of this.
We're not gonna do this ten page packet with thirty two problems per page.
I'm sorry.
I I realize in your mind you're thinking, we can just do a page a day.
That's not gonna work for him.
So
Teachers sometimes don't like that.
And teachers may give you flack for that or treat your child differently.
But I think it's inappropriate to push that much repetition on a student, especially like for a dyslexic student, if we can really drill down the why and how to do it.
they can master that and draw on it as much as they want.
But if we beat them down with repetition, it just takes any joy out of it.
And the they're not gonna be as willing to access what they do know how to do.
So I'm all for reduced homework.
Um I realize at the homeschool you're you're probably just relying on what you remember doing.
I would say fewer problems is just a good rule overall.
And if your students showing, you know, really good proficiency, even you know, they're maybe they don't have a learning disability, but they're showing proficiency with that topic.
I don't think you should drill it in.
But maybe Yeah.
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