She is a v.lively Yr3, 8 in a couple of months time. She's outgoing, gregarious and fairly confident. BUT she has such a bad-ass attitude toward homework and anything remotely academic. She's very bright, did well in her sats (if that's a measure) but just coasts through school.
She did her homework tonight which comprised copying out a sentence and filling in the blanks with adjectives.
"The cat sat on the mat."
She used 'fat' in both places out of sheer laziness. In 2 out of 4 sentences she'd used the same adjective in the 2 gaps in the sentences.
There were other more complex sentences and she'd copied one out with 3 spelling mistakes - not the adjectives, but the words which were printed clearly in front of her. Oh and there were, in 10 sentences at least 15 crossings out.
I twittered on about pride in her work, showing the teacher she cared etc. but I could clearly see her glazing over.
She just doesn't give a fig.
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How do I get my DD to change her attitude ?
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HuwEdwards · 15/09/2008 20:27
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