Homework Support Resources
Homework Support Resources
Beyond New Staff Orientation
Beyond New Staff Orientation
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Considerations and Strategies
Considerations and Strategies
Maximizing homework time means thinking about how each child can stay meaningfully engaged, including relevant content, completion activities and leadership opportunities.
Most people - both adults and children - learn by engaging with material in a variety of ways.
How can you incorporate student leadership roles into Homework Time with your group?
Establishing a procedure that keeps students engaged with minimal direction after completing their homework will afford you more time to support students who are still working.
This chart provides an overview of subject matter generally covered by each grade level.
Tools
Tools
We can establish a homework time that's useful and productive by preparing in advance with appropriate materials and taking note of student tasks and progress.
You can use this log to track each student's progress during Homework Time. Having a grasp of where students are at can help you identify ways to support.
Reviewing this list and planning before homework even begins can help students be less distracted, more successful, and encourage homework completion.
You can use this sheet to help student(s) set a homework goal and follow up with parents/guardians regarding their progress.
Additional Tips
Additional Tips
Students will often encounter challenges when doing their homework. As coaches, what can we do to help?
Visit the Tips for LA's BEST Staff Homework Support page for more!
Explore a few strategies for supporting students when they get stuck by a particular homework problem or assignment.
There are varying ways to stay involved as a coach during Homework Time, ranging from fully hands-on to supporting as students work independently.
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