Helping Kids With Homework Analysis

In this essay will be about how homework and parents helping is hindering kid’s potential in learning, and academic success. Weather by having parents help kids. When the parents do not have skills to teach is a good ideal. These are some of the points made by Judith Newman in the article,” Helping Kids with Homework”. Also in this essay I will share my some of my own experience and reasoning that aligns with Newman’s article. First being that parental involvement effect on a kid’s academic achievement. In the article Newman talk about how “Sociologists at the University of Texas at Austin and Duke University assessed the effect of more than 60 kinds of parental involvement on achievement”. That despite age, race, gender and socioeconomic status. Parental involvement had no positive nor negative effect, and sometimes it cases kid’s test scores and grades to go down. Because helping kid’s homework do not help them learn the material. And struggling kids are the ones how are being helped the most. I should know I was one of them.
When I was trying to do homework after school. My parents would get so frustrated with my homework. They would let me do haft of it or every other one of the question. Then copy the answer for the rest, even if it was something I was good at like math. Which lead to my first F on a math test
And how “knowing a subject is not the same as being to impart that knowledge to other.” And how he can “make enough money to buy a summer home in Tuscany, but please don’t ask me to explain Common Core Math.” And his struggles with the new way of doing math and assignment on things he never herd before like “Math lattice”, or assignment on the “New York’s waterways.” Assignment that an 8-year-old was spouse to do on their own. How are parents spouse to help if they are out date on the latest teaching techiest and unheard or uncommon