i need help with homework. Where should i go on computer(web sites) on parents talking to their kids. Help?!?
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I've just set up a forum to help with any kind of homework.\n\nhttp://s9.invisionfree.com/Homework_Help_Circle/index.php?act=idx\n\nIt's free to join but i'm a bit lacking in members at the moment.
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HomeschoolFreeStuff@3Moms.com\n\n     homeschoolfreestuff.com\n  \n\n\nThese two sites are written by the same Moms.I have found them to be the best ones...as they actually homeschool their kids.There are several others too.but they are not written by home school educators.\n These sites have areas that encompass all grades and even places for extra help & questions. They also screen other sites and reccomend the good ones .\n \n\nI have also signed up for some really great classes on <http:/www.About.com> \n \n\nMy son is testing post high school in most subjects and is in the 4th grade.I like to keep his mind challenged and About.com seems to do the trick too.He loves the classes and thinks the ones on HomeschoolFreeStuff@3Moms.com are great.They have kits for free also ..you just pay for S&H.\n Best wishes !!!
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Here. Yahoo Answers is the best. Many people are willingly to help you with your homework. Some people say it is bad, not educating. Anyway, I noticed whatever question asked, even when it is obviously a homework, people will answer. It is the students responsibility to not abuse this cool feature.
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I'll tell you if you answer a question first - how can so many young kids like you figure out how to use the Internet for communication and games but not to research the simplest of questions?  \n\nDid you Google this or look it up on Wikipedia?
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try this site for help\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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Do your homework on the computer, then get off. This is not a place to "hook up" with people, especially when you are young.
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If you ask other people to do your homework for you, how are you going to learn the words for your test (not to mention building your vocabulary?)\n\nAnd if you know how to get to Yahoo Answers on your computer, you should know how to get to dictionary.com.
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www.homework-help.com is a good site!\n\ntry it out dude!
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Look up in\nAll Categories>Education & Reference> \nYou will a sub category called 'Homework Help'\nThis proves that this site is MADE to provide Homework Help to the poor chaps.
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Do your own homework sweety. Go to the teacher the next day and say you dont get it or even ask a parent. Dont cheet online, I am a teacher and I used to give my children that problom. Just be truethful, what most kids dont do is ask a parent, go to your mom or dad, or get toothpicks and do the real thing!
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Q:"i want to go to websites that are block by the school computers. "\n\nA:Buy your own computer and internet access. And maybe pay more attention in English class.
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I think this will help you http://www.kidscom.com/chat/chat.html
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Ask about the student to teacher ratio, the types of classes they teach. For example, will your son spend 2 hours a day on reading, 2 hours on writing/spelling and just 15 minutes in art, library or a p.e class? Make sure they have a well balanced curriculum. Also, I'd find out the schools policy on parents volunteering in the classroom. Some schools make it easy for parents where some schools make it difficult. I'd also check out their test scores, but just out of curiosity. I wouldn't base my entire decision on standardized test scores as they are pretty biased. Another good thing to do is to talk to current parents to get a good feel of the school atmosphere and the attitude of the staff and administrators.
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www.askids.com\n\nyahoo kids
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I've found that the home is probably one of the worst places to do homework. Try staying later at school to study, or go to a library. This will minimize the numerous distractions like television.
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go to your teacher's website if h has a web.
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http://cyfernet.ces.ncsu.edu/cyfres/browse_3.php?cat_id=138&category_name=Parenting+of+Teens-General&search=Youth&subcat=Parenting+of+Teens&search_type=browse\nhttp://vocuspr.vocus.com/VocusPR30/Publish/13876/Forward_13876_1006734.htm\nhttp://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1122810