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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We're in public but I've always known it's up to me as the parent to is till the work ethic. Kids do the daily hw and I check into make sure it's correct and they understand what they did and  they redo the incorrect parts. They turn it in fridays but my kids say not everyone turns in. I don't care, in my hour we do the homework and learn. The tests that come home are close to the homework so relevance is fine. We haven't supplemented formally but do a lot of math games at home for fun. [/quote]

lol OK good luck when they transition to all online and no homework when they are no longer that young. Stop being so smug. My kid hasn’t had paper homework to do at home in years and years, and forget about tests coming home! [/quote]

My kid went to public school for 6th grade. Not a single scrap of paper came home. No homework, no tests, no textbooks, nothing. All math work was done on Zearn and apps.  Luckily my child already knew all the content and we left after that year, but if a kid did struggle it would very hard for a parent to see what is going on.  There was nothing tangible to see.  You’d have to start giving your kid your own worksheets to see what was going on

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+100000. It makes it impossible to help your kid. [/quote]

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