Wht excuse do u use if you are missing a homework?
399645
I used to blame it on my parents divorce which had nothing to do with it. I am a procrastinator in the wrost degree. It always worked though that's for sure. They would be insensitive to disagree or yell at you.
20718
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.
716073
state your reasoning's for being late....be sincere. Now is not the time to sugar coat the subject...\nGive the child motivational things to help in the "rush" of getting ready on time.\nExpress to the teacher that you understand that so many tardies = out to an absent and that your willing to do a Saturday or after school training time if your school permits....\nThis will show the teacher that even though you were late you do take there class seriously..\nGood luck
984824
do ur homework urself
45761
Close communication with the teacher, keeping on track of homework assignments and reading. Go to class, ask questions when you have them, and go out of your way to get help if you need it.
595488
Well after reading your interpretation of what’s going on in your life I can see why you don't get anything done.\nIt's all about attitude and the way you interpret your life. \n\n"There is just too much going on right now"\n\nThis sentence is negative in its very nature.  You have created this world you live in inside your head that there is just too much going on right now! So before you can even take a moment to think about what is important to you or what you have time to do, you have already determined that there is no time to do anything.\n\n"My teachers don't seem to understand." \n\nAgain that's your own story you made up in your head about what you think your teachers are thinking about you and your problems.  Don't worry about how they interpret your excuses, they don't get paid to listen to excuses and make exceptions for people who don’t do what expected of them.\nNo offence, but if you work was done that would not even be in the equation. So lets focus on the problem (not doing your home work) - not the reaction you get from your teachers when your problem happens.\n\n"I try to do my work, but every time something comes up" \n\nUsing words like "every time" is only painting a more negative picture about the scenario, I'm sure that "every time" you have ever tried to do your home work something has come up - is not true. So that again is something you made up and are drowning yourself in your own obstacles and justifying why you’re not getting your work done.\n\n"I just can’t seem to find the time to complete it."\n\nOk, this is a classic excuse. Solution: Write down every thing you do find the time to do, and ask your self if these tasks are more important than completing your home work. I think you’ll find you have alot more time than you thought.  But then again maybe homework is just not important to you. But I will bet the rewards associated with the completion your homework will out weigh the temporary feeling of complacency and laziness.\n\nThe bottom line is...\n\nDon't be so dramatic, ask your self what's important to you and prioritize your time.  And if homework is not important enough to make time for... then I will have a 1/4 ponder with cheese please and an extra large coke!!!\n\n: )
80961
Look at it piece by piece. Decide which homework is due first and put them in that order. Then if you are still having problems decide which one will be the quickest to finish. It helps me to get the small stuff out of the way so I have more time for the larger projects. Hope this helps.
536319
How about finishing your homework?
696044
I personally hate facing people i disappoint so i write a letter first apologizing and explaining my actions,also since it is a teacher include what steps you will take to make sure that you don't make the same mistake again. give it to her in a nice essay form and she will obviously see the extra effort you put in and probably forgive you.
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Keep a calendar where you write down all of your homework. Then, have a folder for each class. Keep some extra paper in it for assignments in class or notes. Have a place in your folder that you keep your homework everyday. If it is coming home, it should be the homework you have yet to do. If you are heading back to school, it should be the homework you did and need to turn in. \n\nGood luck!\n\nPS You might want to talk to your school counselor for a handout or some advice on having good study skills.
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1. read the chapter you are discussing in class BEFORE class. you don't have to understand everything in the chapter.\n\n2. go home and rea dthe chapter a 2nd time.\n\n3. After reading the chapter for a second time, do all the homework problems assigned. If you are having trouble, then do extra ones. You can usually check the answers of odd numbered problems. \n\n4. When you don't understand somehting, ALWAYS ask! Don't go more than 1 day without doing any math problems! You shoudl always practice.
211545
Please, I did my homework along time ago! Why don't you do yours?
474356
do yer own homework lazy butt
257551
State why you want us to do your homework!
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What is this doing in home schooling?\nHow do you check out of school if you are 'home schooled'\nAre you stuck in school and want to leave?\nUsually the school wants to contact your parents before they let you leave.\nYou could just skip out\n\nHmm. . \nA good excuse? I left the stove on\nI forgot my medication (this one gets a lot of mileage at all stages of life)
1072438
With the typo, it kind of looks like the question is "are kids eatting too much homework in school?"  I thought that a teacher would be far less likely to accept that pathetic excuse, "sorry teacher I ate my homework. It was a long bus ride and I forgot my lunch tickets.  It was my fault for leaving it out where I could reach it."
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Try to get it done after you get home from school so it's done and out of the way. You should always use legible writing.