Homework- modified

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Hi All

I saw quite a few people mentioned homework nightmares and just wanted to share that Blaise has it written in his IEP that we can do some parts of homework or none at all to avoid frustration, He just finished kindergarten and he was already like some of you mentioned- ripping the papers, refusing to read, crunching them up and throwing them across the room. Well, we have a girl who is 8 and needs attention with her homework too, so we decided to take advantage of his IEP and just do as much as we can with him- it lowers Mom and Dad's frustration, too! I come home from work at 6- 6:30 and I don't want to spend the little amount of time I have with my kids battling over homework. ly, in the end I don't really care about their grades, I just want them to be happy, enjoy their childhood as much as possible, be good friends, be respectful, and have good self esteem,

Normally I would hate to do just part of something, but I thought long and hard about this and decided to put my perfectionism aside in regards to homework, I can imagine him eventually going to a special school here in MN called Lions Gate for kids with autism or attending school on line. I'm trying to stay openminded about his education and consider different options. I was not a big fan of school myself so I'm more interested in him having life skills, learning how to cope, and to take good care of himself.Patty and I have Sheridon 8 RTS and Blaise 6

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