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domain.Authorization to reproduce it in wholeor in part for educational purposes isgranted.While permission to reprintthis publication is not necessary,thecitation should be:  \nU.S.Department of EducationOffice of Communicationsand Outreach  \nHelping Your Child with HomeworkWashington,D.C.,2005.  \nTo order copies of this publication in English orSpanish write to:  \nED Pubs  \nEducation Publications CenterU.S.Department of EducationP.O.Box 1398Jessup,MD 20794-1398  \nor fax your request to:(301)470-1244  \nor email your request to:edpubs@inet.ed.gov  \nor call in your request toll-free:1-877-433-7827(1-877-4-ED-PUBS).If 877 is not yet available inyour area,call 1-800-872-5327(1-800-USA-LEARN).Those who use a telecommunications device forthe deaf(TDD)or a teletypewriter(TTY),shouldcall 1-800-437-0833.  \nor order on-line at:www.ed.gov/pubs/edpubs.html.  \nThis publication is also available on the Department'swebsite at:www.nochildleftbehind.gov  \nOn request,this publication is available inalternative formats,such as Braille,large printaudiotape,or computer diskette.For moreinformation,please contact the Department'sAlternative Format Center at(202)260-9895 or(202)205-8113.  \nChildren's books and magazines are mentioned inthis booklet as examples and are only a few ofmany appropriate children's books and periodicals.Other materials mentioned are provided asresources and examples for the reader's  \nconvenience.Listing of materials and resources inthis book should not be construed or interpretedas an endorsement by the Department of anyprivate organization or business listed herein.  \nHelping  \nYour Childwith Homework  \nFor parents of children in elementary through middle schoolU.S.Department of EducationOffice of Communications and Outreach  \n|  | Foreword   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Research shows clearly that children are more likely to succeed in learning when  \u003Cbr>their families actively support them.When family members read with their  \u003Cbr>children,talk with their teachers,participate in school or other learning activities  \u003Cbr>and help them with homework,they give children a tremendous advantage.  \u003Cbr>At the heart of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 is a promise to raise standards  \u003Cbr>for all children and to help all children meet those standards.In support of this  \u003Cbr>goal,President George W.Bush is committed to promoting the very best teaching  \u003Cbr>programs.Well-trained teachers and instruction that is based on research,can  \u003Cbr>bring the best teaching approaches and programs to all children and help to  \u003Cbr>ensure that \"no child is left behind.\"However,the hours in a school day are few  \u003Cbr>and the time a teacher can spend with any one child is limited.Teachers need the  \u003Cbr>understanding and help of families in supporting classroom instruction.One  \u003Cbr>important way that families can lend this support is by taking an interest in the  \u003Cbr>homework that their children bring home and by finding the most effective ways  \u003Cbr>to help their children with that homework.  \u003Cbr>Homework has been part of students'lives since the beginning of formal  \u003Cbr>schooling in the United States.It is important because it can improve children's  \u003Cbr>thinking and memory.It can help them to develop positive study skills and habits  \u003Cbr>that will serve them well throughout their lives.It can encourage them to use  \u003Cbr>time well,to learn independently and to take responsibility for their work.  \u003Cbr>Helping children with their homework benefits families as well.It can,for  \u003Cbr>example,be a way for families to learn more about what their children are  \u003Cbr>learning in school and an opportunity for them to communicate both with their  \u003Cbr>children and with teachers and principals.  \u003Cbr>Your interest in your children's education can spark their enthusiasm and lead  \u003Cbr>them to 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