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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]You have such a warped, myoptic thinking it is hard to reason with you. If you don't want to do homework - DON'T...but don't judge me for making my kid comply. You want to revolt - and want others to join the revolution...sorry, honey...you "teach" your kids your way and I'll teach mine, my way[/quote]

Ah, I get it.  It's not okay for us to judge you for making your kid do all this homework but it's fine for you to judge us for not making our kids do it.  I don't know what revolution you're talking about.  I don't care whether kids do homework or not.  We all make choices we think are best for our families.  Your choices don't work for me and I don't care whether you approval or not and I don't care what you think of me.  I think you're trying to hard to justify your own choices.  Makes me think you're unsure about them.  But, I don't know know you care about my opinion any more than I care about yours.[/quote]

That's where we disagree...(yet again, I suppose).  It isn't "all this homework."  That is the perception you elect to take and pass on to your kids.  But you're right...let's agree to disagree.  I just want it clear:  I do NOT thinking doing journal entires, reading homework, math homework over a break or nightly is a big deal nor is it "all this homework" as you classify it.  I also think 20-30 min. of homework per night is more than fine.  You don't.  So be it.  I'm extremely comfortable with my choices in this regard.  You sound the same.[/quote]

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