This source does not demonstrate that there is a positive relationship between helping with homework and doing better at school.

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Pro: The article refers to reading with children, attending parent-teacher conferences, creating a learning space at home, etc. There is no reference to helping out with homework.

Should homework be banned?

This source does not demonstrate that there is a positive relationship between helping with homework and doing better at school.

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The article refers to reading with children, attending parent-teacher conferences, creating a learning space at home, etc. There is no reference to helping out with homework.

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This source does not demonstrate that there is a positive relationship between helping with homework and doing better at school.

Pro claim 1

The article refers to reading with children, attending parent-teacher conferences, creating a learning space at home, etc. There is no reference to helping out with homework.