kids homework help

A:Woo the parents. Come across as patient, understanding and caring. After some time has passed- ask about progress. If my kid is failing- and I knew I just did not have the time to sit and help them with thier home work. I would pay $8-$10 an hour- but expect only an hour's of work at a tme. (Like help them study for the test tomorrow, help them write a a one-time paper, etc.) If your services are something like : 'I will show up 3 times a week to help them with thier homework at 4pm for 1-2 hours- $10 an hour would begin to pile up- and I would start to think that it was too much. If you plan to spend a lot of time with the child- I would look for a small discount because of the amount of money I am shelling out.. You should be paided MORE then babysitting- because you are in essence babysiting AND teaching.

A:It is one thing to use the Internet for research purposes and another to just plainly ask a question and get the answer. I blame the parents who let their kids have access to the Internet without supervision and do not monitor their child's homework. When my daughters come home from school, they have their snack, and then take out their homework. I look it over and ask if they need help. If not, then they do their homework at the table while I start preparations for dinner. If they do need help, then either I help them or if I can't then we look up the information together either on the Internet or at the library (we are fortunate to have a library 3 minutes down the road from us). My daughters' teachers make all the parents sign the homework papers just so they know that the parents at least looked at it. I notice a lot of parents don't even know what their children are currently doing in school though. It is sad.

A:www.homeworkhelp.com They have all kinds of things for different ages and grades.

A:My thoughts exactly! I respond to those questions with-do your own homework, pay attention in class, and read your textbook. What they are doing is no different than cheating on a test or copying someone else's paper. I have a 13 year old and last year she would read(she said) her history lesson but had no clue as to the answers for the review Q's. I showed her how to scan the chapters for the info and read it over. she did and ended up with all A's and B's at the end of the year, in fact she got an award for "Most Improved" I also told her that after studying she still could not answer the question or solve the math, to ask the teacher the next day. She did and discovered that this was acceptable and then had no problem doing it from than on. The kids who do it on here do so because people give them answers, most likely other kids who are trying to SHOW how SMART they are. I think it makes them feel good about them selves because they can help. (IRONIC huh, cause it doesn't really help the asker learn how to study)

A:Ya got me! It's not about the points; it makes me feel good when I know the answer, just like back in school. Only no one asks me for the root causes of the Spanish-American War at work, more's the pity. I know in my heart I'm not helping them. I just like the exercise. Guess you'll just have to keep failing kids that plagiarize, even from middle age history geeks like me!