# 10 Seriously Helpful Homework Hacks For Parents To Help Kids

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- Published: 2017-03-20T07:00:28+11:00
- Author: Clare Whitfield

## _For many parents, and many kids, homework is a hassle no matter the form it comes in. _

With grumbling, complaining or full on tantrums from both parties, it’s easy to 
see why it’s far from a favourite activity.

However, the fact remains that in the current Australian curriculum, homework is
considered to serve a purpose in the learning experience, which means it shouldn’t
be avoided or abandoned. That doesn’t make it easier to get through, but these helpful
homework hacks might!

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## **1. Make It Regular**

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Homework, like exercise and bowel movements, makes the most difference when its 
done regularly. If you’re struggling to get your kids on top of their homework, 
it makes sense to set aside a certain time?**every single day** for home study. 
Now, if your child doesn’t get homework every day, this time could be used for independent
reading or off-screen activities.?Over time, a regularly scheduled homework time
will make it easier for kids to get in the mood for homework.

## **2. Space To Study**

As well as a time to study, kids need a place to study. At the kitchen table is 
ok, just as long as there aren’t a lot of distractions going on around them. If 
you have little kids in the home who aren’t yet in school, you might find easier
to put your homework-doers in one space and your little kids in another. Kids should
have a big enough space to spread out with their papers, a comfortable chair, and
a pleasant temperature. Kids who are cramped, or too hot or cold, are unlikely to
be able to concentrate.

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 Clare Whitfield Chief Editor

 Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical
home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney,
she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school 
age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience
in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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