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Absolutely! I've been experiencing this too. It's like they can't accept mistakes or that they have to do any work. It is so frustrating, and it's hard to think this is what the next generation will be.
Yikes. It's the parents' responsibility to keep up with their kids and make sure they're doing their homework. I get that people are overworked and these things can get forgotten but if you don't look after your kids no one else will.
I LOVE working for my district because my admin is here to support me. We have high academic expectations and this school may not be for everyone. We have a daily homework agenda that goes home and the student starting in 2nd is responsible for writing it down and late work policy is the same kinder through 5th. There are no excuses.
For us, if it is stated in an MTSS plan, it must be provided regardless of the tier.
Silly OP! Why email reminders when you can drop by the home and pay each child a personal visit every day. Maybe even twice a day! Stop by in the morning to make sure they’re awake. Then again in the evening in case they have any questions. You have, what, 180 students. Maybe more? Maybe less? If you spend 1 minute at each child’s home, that’s only 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the evening. Maybe another 10 minutes on average for travel time between students. That’s 30 hours in the morning and another 30 hours in the evening on top of what you’re already doing. You have managed to squeeze more hours into the day, right? So then there’s an eight hour (maybe) teaching day, for a total of 74 hours each day. You may have to do sleeping and grading on the weekends…
The sad thing is, this makes about as much sense as some of the other things we’re asked to do.