How To Motivate Child To Do Homework 10 useful Tips

When children don't do their homework, some parents take it personally and get extremely angry and upset, while this is not the case at all. The child does not want to do this and has different reasons for it, not that he does not like you or is stubborn with you; Stubbornness is the result of many and long conflicts of parents due to incorrect upbringing methods and in the interaction of parents with children. Therefore, parents who believe in their child's stubbornness should look at the history of their relationship with their child even before school age . There are several ways to encourage children to do their schoolwork regularly and regularly, which are discussed in this article:

• Home work for Students
  
  The most important thing that parents should pay attention to is the useful amount of time that is needed to do the homework. This time is different for different ages and depending on the conditions of the student. Parents should keep in mind the age of the child so that children and primary school students are not forced to do homework for a long time .
  
  
  1. Designate a space for doing homework.

  Consider a quiet and peaceful place for your child so that he can be fully attentive while writing his homework . Make sure that there are no
  distractions, such as television and music , in the environment. To minimize trips, do not let younger children disturb the older ones .
  
  2. Arrange a space for each child
  
  In order to minimize discussions and distractions, consider a unique space for each of your children so that they can do their homework with full attention .
  
  3. When doing homework, keep technology away.
  
  When doing school homework, children should not use mobile phones and tablets or any type of technology that diverts their attention elsewhere

  4. Prepare a regular schedule for him.
  
  If your child has a regular daily schedule, he will automatically go to work. You can assign a fun alarm between his programs .
  For example, you can tell him that after school he can rest for an hour and go to his homework. After completing each homework, he should rest for 15 minutes and then go to the next task .
  
  5. Express your expectations clearly and clearly.
  
  Children should know what you expect from them regarding their homework. Talk to them patiently about this. Set boundaries for him and be firm about your rules.
  
  6. Compliment him

  Children enjoy making you proud of them. Of course, you can give him a reward from time to time to increase his motivation in doing his homework. Of course, this should not be done all the time to be effective .
  When your child does his homework well, tell him that you are proud of him for being organized and active .
  It is very important to tell him precisely and clearly why you are satisfied with him .
  
  7. Never bribe him
  
  Bribing is the worst method that some parents use. In this case, children do something just to get material benefits and never enjoy the work itself and may not even learn their lessons. Bribing only demotivates children .
  
  8. Sometimes Ignore Some Inappropriate Behavior
  
  Showing too much attention to children, for example, when they don't do their homework or do something that is not on time, will intensify that inappropriate behavior. So in such cases, be patient and stay calm. Never get angry .
  
  9. Doing homework is his responsibility, not yours
  
  It is very important that your child knows his responsibilities from this time. For example, if he left his notebook or book at school, if he finds a solution by himself, that's great, but if he can't, don't help him and let him face the consequences of his negligence .
  
  10. If necessary, let your child be reprimanded.
  
  Although these moments will be painful and difficult for both you and him, he must feel responsible for his actions and face the consequences of his actions.