homework answers

A:Im torn. I agree with you to a point. I saw one the other day that listed the questions for a multiple choice test and asked people to answer them. That to me is incredibly stupid and lazy. But on the other side of the argument, it makes me feel good to help them (and makes me feel smart, lol) and if you try to help people by giving them pointers and telling them where they can find the answers for themselves, they will not do it. Chances are someone else is just going to give them the right answer anyway.

A:search it in google

A:There is nothing wrong with helping kids with homework. I suspect that many of these kids do listen in class and try to get information from the textbook and think about it, but I know from experience that kids can become totally overwhelmed by academics. Students have always needed and asked for help with homework. When I was in school the only way I could get help was from a cousin who lived not far from me, so I would walk to her house if I was stuck on something. I had the good fortune to have been able to help my kids with their homework, which I did whenever they needed it. Now I help my grandkids with their homework when they ask. I still occasionally help my daughters, who have all finished at least one degree, and one is now working on a graduate degree. People who ask for help on here believe that there is some benefit in it, and hope to use this site to get their work done. It makes a small diference overall in their school life. Maybe for some of them it relieves a very stressful situation. Some kids obvioiusly have no one at home who can help them, so they come here. There is lots of research to suggest that kids who get help and support with homework do much better overall in school and are better able to cope with school. Ideally that help should come from mom and dad, but that is not always possible. Additionally, many people who ask for help on here will remember later in life that there was a time when a stranger helped them and was kind to them, and often that sort of kindness gets paid back. One of the problems with our society is that there is not enough kindness. I do agree that there are some people who deliberately mislead kids with their answers, or give a mean-spirited answer. My question would be, how mature is an adult who does that? Anyone asking serious questions on here does need to be careful about accepting answers at face value. Final thought .... it takes a village to raise a child. Families are very stressed these days. We are all responsible to help young people to the best of our ability. This is one way we can do it.

A:Sometimes I toss out wrong answers. But I back them up with very detailed and slightly flawed logic.

A:They're too lazy to look it up themselves. They're the same ones that ask questions here that can be answered by a simple search. Or the ones that use the "teen & preteen" subcategory under "pregnancy & parenting" to ask ridisulous questions about what they should do about they're boyfriend. captmhunt: That's the pot calling the kettle black. Talk about lazy. Your original answer was "*". It's people like you that make this thumbs up/down option great. We can call you out on your hypocrisy. Nice try.