Survey about children's emotional intelligence
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Jan 30, 2012
KB
They are in first grade...
Mitzi
If they can't do it, I help them and remember to assign something at their level next time. If they don't finish something that they are able to, they finish later in the day. If they don't turn in homework, I say nothing. I really just send homework for the parents who expect it.
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On 1/30/12, sue s. wrote: > What consequnces do you find effective for missing > assignments?