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\nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2012  \nhttp://archive.org/details/isbn  \n0801113229  \n## Helping YourChild WithHomework\n\nfor parents of  \nelementary and junior highschool-aged children  \nBy Nancy Paulu  \nEdited by Kathryn PerkinsonIllustrated by Becky Heavner  \na  \nOffice of Educational Research and ImprovementU.S.Department of Education  \nU.S.Department of Education  \nRichard W.RileySecretary  \nOffice of Educational Research and ImprovementSharon P.RobinsonAssistant Secretary  \nThis book is in the public domain.Authorization to reproduce itin whole or in part for educational purposes is granted.  \nPublication of this book was managed by the Office ofEducational Research and Improvement,U.S.Department ofEducation.Listing of materials and resources in this bookshould not be construed or interpreted as an endorsement bythe Department of any private organization or business listedherein.  \nSeptember 1995  \nThe reprinting of this publication was sponsored by the Familyand Community Partnerships Office,California Department ofEducation,721 Capitol Mall,Sacramento,California(mailingaddress:P.O.Box 944272,Sacramento,CA 94244-2720);telephone(916)653-3768.  \nReprinted 1997ISBN 0-8011-1322-9  \n### Ordering Information\n\nCopies of this publication are available for $6.25 each,plussales tax for California residents,and shipping and handlingcharges(see chart below),from the Bureau of Publications,Sales Unit,California Department of Education,P.O.Box 271,Sacramento,CA 95812-0271;FAX(916)323-0823;toll-free,1-800-995-4099.  \n\n| Shipping and Handling Charges   |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Number   |  | Number   |  | Number   |  |\n| of copies   | Add   | of copies   | Add   | Add  \u003Cbr>of copies   |  |\n| 1   | $4.95   | 20-29   | $12.95   | $28.95  \u003Cbr>60-69   |  |\n| 2-4   | 5.95   | 30-39   | 15.95   | 34.95  \u003Cbr>70-79   |  |\n| 5-9   | 7.95   | 40-49   | 20.95   | 80 or more call   |  |\n| 10-19   | 9.95   | 50-59   | 24.95   | 1-800-995-4099   |  |\n\n## Foreword\n\nFamilies play a vital role in educating America'schildren.What families do is more important tostudent success than whether they are rich or poor,whether parents have finished high school or not,or whether children are in elementary,junior high,or high school.  \nYet,for all that common sense and research tell us,family involvement often remains neglected in thedebate about American school reform.To focusmore attention on this important subject,the U.S.Congress recently added to an initial list of six Na-tional Education Goals another that states:  \nEvery school will promote partnerships that willincrease parental involvement and participationin promoting the social,emotional,and aca-demic growth of children.  \nThe Office of Educational Research and Improve-ment has produced Helping Your Child With Home-work to contribute to the drive to increase familyinvolvement in children's learning.As the handbookpoints out,we know that children who spend moretime on homework,on average,do better in school,and that the academic benefits increase as childrenmove into the upper grades.  \nBut the value of homework extends beyond school.We know that good assignments,completed success-fully,can help children develop wholesome habitsand attitudes.Homework can help parents learnabout their children's education and communicateboth with their children and the schools.And it canencourage a lifelong love of learning.  \nIn addition to helping with homework,there aremany other important ways that parents can helptheir children learn.Parents can encourage childrento spend more leisure time reading than watchingtelevision.They can talk with their children andcommunicate positive behaviors,values,and charac-ter traits.They can keep in touch with the school.And they can express high expectations for childrenand encourage their efforts to achieve.  \nWe hope Helping Your Child With Homework can leadall of you facing the 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