Your Child Does Not Want to Do Homework? I Didn't Either, Says Former School Director and Graduate Lecturer

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Here's a good book for you to read. I personally think that homework for kids less than 18 years of age is a terrible idea--at least in its current form.

There are just so many things wrong about it that I hardly know where to start.

And remember, I taught graduate and undergraduate management courses for 20 years. I was a business school director and an employment officer for a major corporation. I have a BS, MS, and a Doctorate. I am the author of 14 books, including Santa's Take on Parenting and My Daughter Does Not Want to Clean Her Room: a handbook for parents and kids.

Of course, if you turn your kids over to the loveless school system, things can go wrong. But if you live somewhere where home education is an option, yake advantage of this golden opportunity, then what can I say.

My son never did any homework until he took his first college class at age 16 (he was home educated and graduated as valedictorian from his home school high school at age 14). He got all his work done before 3 PM and never had to do useless homework. He got his work done during the day, and so his evenings were free.

He is now a junior at one of the world's highest rated universities. He is also a concert pianist and a zero handicap golfer. 



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