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<blockquote data-quote="LittleDudesMom" data-source="post: 217777" data-attributes="member: 805"><p>gcvmom and I think alike - I was going to suggest a little down time first. My kids have always had down time before starting their homework. They've been working for usually six hours and I know my difficult child <strong>needs</strong> a break. He gets home around 3 and homework starts at 5. He knows, after this schedule for years, there is no complaint and no options - 5:00 is homework time. Another thing we do - when he has a test we save the studing for bedtime. I've found I can get more out of him if he is relaxed and lying in bed. I will lay there, or sit in a chair, and go over facts with him before he reads.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LittleDudesMom, post: 217777, member: 805"] gcvmom and I think alike - I was going to suggest a little down time first. My kids have always had down time before starting their homework. They've been working for usually six hours and I know my difficult child [B]needs[/B] a break. He gets home around 3 and homework starts at 5. He knows, after this schedule for years, there is no complaint and no options - 5:00 is homework time. Another thing we do - when he has a test we save the studing for bedtime. I've found I can get more out of him if he is relaxed and lying in bed. I will lay there, or sit in a chair, and go over facts with him before he reads. [/QUOTE]
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