One parent however found themselves stumped by a homework activity requiring their child to write a word that matches the image on the page. When asking people whether they could complete homework set for a child in Kindergarten, the answer is usually yes without a moment's hesitation. "Jesus it took 200 comments to figure this out," declared another mum. turns out you don't have to use them all It's been driving me mad for days." In a follow-up comment, the mum clarified the correct solution. Others dismissed the entire concept of homework entirely. If you need to use all the prefixes, the question is wrong," said a third.
"I'm an English teacher and have been staring at this for what feels like years! De shouldn't go anywhere. Many adults chimed in, equally as perplexed as poor mum. He had to use them all but we can find where 'de' should go." One mum was left so confused by her son's English homework, she shared it to a parents' Facebook page for help. "Teach your kids that the teacher is not always right." Let your kid know that their answer was an acceptable answer. "As a teacher, don't even worry about what grades your kids get. "This is a terrible assignment with very little educational value," said another.
"I teach English as Second Language to Kindergarteners and I'm so confused about what this worksheet is even testing." What's the point of a true/false quiz if the questions are mostly subjective?" remarked a third. "I'm about to be 30 and I'd fail kindergarten," commented another. "Kid should be allowed to have that opinion." "I'd be having a talk with that teacher," said one. Other adults immediately jumped on the post, equally baffled by the activity and the teacher's black mark. The teacher was apparently not pleased, marking it as incorrect. The last statement reads: "This was fun" to which the child gave the thumbs down. The worksheet consisted of eight statements, with the instruction to circle whether the statement is true or false.
"My kid's kindergarten teacher marked the answer as wrong because they didn't say the worksheet was fun," the confused parent wrote. He shared a photo of the offending homework activity to Reddit, keen to hear what other adults made of the teacher's strange act. This article has been viewed 10,060 times.One dad has been left fuming over the reason their young child's homework was apparently marked 'wrong'. She has been featured in The New York Times, BBC News, NBC, ABC, Fox, The Washington Post, Business Insider, and Today. Christine has worked with Fortune 500 clients such as Google, Walmart, and McDonald’s. She is a leader in multicultural marketing strategy and has written over 100 articles views for several publications, including TIME and Forbes Women. Christine holds a BS in Business Administration and Art History from Stevenson University. She is also a speaker on millennial moms and black consumers. With over 13 years of experience, Christine specializes in strategic business and marketing consulting services including market analysis, organizational alignment, portfolio review, cultural accuracy, and brand and marketing review. Christine Michel Carter is a Global Marketing Expert, Best-Selling Author, and Strategy Consultant for Minority Woman Marketing, LLC. This article was co-authored by Christine Michel Carter and by wikiHow staff writer, Sam Browning. This article has been viewed 10,060 times.
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