Live your life healthier and happier with our free weekly Living Well newsletter Homework can be the bane of not only schoolchildren’s lives, but their parents’ too. Because not only do many parents ...

When it comes to homework, sometimes your children will inevitably need your help. But for many parents, their schooldays are many years behind them now, along with their sense of familiarity with the ...

Whether your child has been at school for two years or 12, homework can be the source of tears. And not just yours. Now that the new term is underway, how can you make your home a tear-free zone?

Most of us dreaded getting homework when we were at school. When we become parents, however, it seems we’re only too happy to knuckle down. Nearly two thirds of parents said they help their children ...

Only a third of parents feel comfortable helping their child with homework according to a new study. It's a fact of life as a parent that the time will eventually come when you have to assist with ...

It might be half-term but that doesn’t mean parents are safe from their favourite love-to-hate pastime: homework. A new survey of 2,000 parents in the UK has lifted the lid on how much time parents ...

Homework usually goes over what was taught in the classroom and so is also a good way of cementing the lessons of the day LITTLE Johnny sits at the back of the class, unable to answer the teacher’s ...

Many parents feel anxious about this subject, but there is more than one way to help their child learn 📚 Did you know with a Digital subscription to Yorkshire Post, you can get access to all of our ...

While intended to reinforce classroom learning, the travails of doing homework are leaving learners and parents alike at their wits’ end. Ms Diana Nankwanga, a mother of two, would do anything to ...

What did you do when you couldn’t solve a tricky maths equation? Did you search for the answer on Google, skip doing the homework altogether and tell your teacher dog ate it, or watch as your parents ...

One in three parents are completely confused by their children’s homework. New research has also revealed that a shocking one in five (20 per cent) mothers and fathers pretend to know the answer ...