Parents can note the time their children completed to engage the teacher. If the homework is rote repetition, parents can let the children not have to complete it. Parents can write a letter to the teacher, caught in the unfinished business of explaining why the child has not completed, and tactfully make their own suggestions. Parents should never go to the school leaders reported to the teacher, so the teacher's enthusiasm for work will be extinguished, let his work slow down, not only harmful to the child, but also undermine the harmonious relationship between parents and teachers. I believe that parents should not make their children do homework because in this way they would lose the original meaning of the task