can a teacher give a homeLESS kid HOME work?
466379
Gee...do you park in your driveway or drive on a parkway? Why is the word contraction so long?
853705
No. I have helped alot of homeless people in the past. I even gave one all my mcdonalds. But as soon as you give them a little, they want more. So I donate all my lightly used clothes and other stuff to the salvation army, and give the coats I no longer wear away as well. I donate anything I no longer use or need. Therefore they can just get good stuff for super cheap, or free.
633893
First ask your teacher, if he/she doesn't have time then see if there's some kind of "learning center" or homework help place at your school.  Also, older students could help, or get "community service" hours by helping you out for free.  Worst comes to worst, try to place an add in your local paper, or a bulletin at school.
995437
A good teacher will seek additional help for the child as well as work as many interventions into the classroom as possible.  Discussions with parents and other school staff would also be happening.   Also, talk with the student, sometimes knowing you have someone trust worthy to talk to can help a lot!
81815
It depends on a lot of variables... How old the child is, how long you spent with the child if you were not working before, and if there is personal support for you on your decision which reflects onto the childs view point. \n\nYou are not the only one in the childs life, right? We are not just a product of our home environment, but our outside one as well. As long as you are involved with the child, constructively communicate, set aside quality time one on one, and lead by example in standing up for what is right and true...then working shouldn't have anything to do with your child's behavior. \n\nNow, if the child is of school age and is showing signs of negative behavior, then you might consider the public school system. It is actually set up to encourage (often not directly) bad behavior in kids today. Read: The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto (a teacher in the public school system), or see the book: Dumbing Us Down, for more information on the subject.
90793
my little sister could use a tutor, but it depends on where you live. we live in chicago.
949526
Sounds like you really need to have a dr. look at him and speak with his teacher.  As for help near Yonkers, i can tell you this.  DO NOT send this child to a Yonkers Public School.  they will do him a disservice and will not provide the help he may need.  He may need special schooling.
135283
Have your child bring them home from school as they are assigned by the teacher.
124543
No way!  It's never to early to start working with your child at home.  Remember to always be reading to/with them.  It's also very important to take your child on family trips.  The more background knowledge a child has about the world before they enter school and the more they know about literacy the better off they will be!
863596
Saw something of interest on TV yeasterday that could work with a school if adapted. Parents could be asked to give each of their children £5 or so. They take the £5 and look to make as much money as possible with it over a two week period (as long as it is not illegal or anything and possibly to be approved by a teacher) - eg - buy a bucket and sponge and offer to wash the cars down their street for a small fee etc etc. Kids could club their £5s together if they wish. At the end of it they can give the £5 back to their parents or put it into the final pot of money to go to the school. Possibly offer a prize for the children who make the most money. Could really engage the children and the parents in the cause?\nHope this might be of help.
1074484
I think what you are basically talking about is already allowed, I mean I actually know someone who has helped a homeless person find a job and clean up and get his own small trailor home, while helping him save some money in a shared bank account, maintained by the helper. But yes, in that sense, I believe it should be allowed if it isn't already.
116393
It is NOT against the law but there are education requirments that the child must meet later, many kids do not begin school until 6 so this is not terribly unusual but perhaps the child is going to be home educated.
512851
I wouldn't...we are disrespected...threatened...held at gun point...expected to cure everyone's woes...from starvation to homelessness...low pay...anyone hwo teaches is a fool...I guess that makes ME a big one...LOL...I'm leaving it myself:} I can make twice the money in other professions with half the hassle...plus, be happy.\n\nJapan...revere teachers...highly respected, etc...
432877
If you are in the US, I am not sure of the answer BUT if you are in Canada, there is no problem being on home schooling for a medical problem and still working. I teach a girl in that situation and she is still allowed to work. Good luck with your job search!
898021
Unfortunately you can't.  If the State deems him worthy of assistance, then he is poor.  The state can offer you some assistance if you really need it.
570325
You can give it another try.  In some cases, the teacher is the problem.  Maybe with any luck the new teacher will help her out, instead of working against her
178591
Handyman jobs can help.  If they own their home, the work he does on the home will increase its value and be as good as actually working for someone else.