| eHow of the Day  It's a rare parent who doesn't face a homework struggle at some point during their child's school career. Complaints, delays, and excuses might be the norm in your house. What parents need to realize is that they have the ability to dictate the outcome of homework. It's up to you to create an environment that inspires learning and accountability on the part of your children. Most kids thrive on a schedule and not too many kids are incredibly self-motivated--it's way more fun to play outside, watch TV or surf the net than it is to do homework after a long, hard day at school. Homework needs to be approached as a daily routine. Routine requires planning so it's important to include your child is the development of a study routine. Some parents find that a snack and then immediate homework work best for their child. Others choose to give their kids an allotted amount of time as a break. This is entirely up to you. Try both ways to see what works best for you.…keep reading More Like This New on eHow |  ADVERTISEMENT Follow Us   |
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