When you miss school for family reasons or someone is sick, do you get the day's assignments from th…

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When you miss school for family reasons or someone is sick, do you get the day's assignments from the teacher every day?
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Irina
We were going on vacation. Yes, we took it, then we did it
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Anna
Yes. We're doing what we did in class plus homework.
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Margarita
Yes, I've looked into both fun activities and homework.
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Anita
How was it?
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Marina
We only did housework
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Nadka
Yes, there isn't much to do there yet, but I don't want to miss the program. It's currently covering the basics, which everything else will be built upon later.
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Bizyukina Yuliya
Nadka That's exactly what I'm thinking. We'll have to miss a few days, we've already missed one, and I took on an assignment. I asked some people in class, and they're not taking it. And I'm wondering if I'm bothering the teacher and torturing my child unnecessarily. But how will he understand later if he misses the topic?
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Bizyukina Yuliya
Nadka I'm just wondering, when I'm on sick leave for a week or two, do I have to write to the teacher every day? It feels a bit awkward 😀 to bother her, as they have enough work. But no one else will tell me what they covered at school.
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Bizyukina Yuliya
Marina And if you haven't covered this topic, did you just skip it, explain it yourself, or are you just helping with homework?
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Nadka
Nadka You're doing the right thing! I made the same mistake with my firstborn, and we suffered so much because of it. The foundation was shaky, which led to other problems. That's why I don't make that mistake with my youngest. Even if we miss a day, I ask what they covered. Our teacher is all for it and even says we should cover it at home.
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Sidorova Olga
We did this in first grade, and in second grade, we only do homework and cover the topic at home verbally.
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Bizyukina Yuliya
Nadka Of course, otherwise she'll have to explain it again later.
I'll ask whenever possible. I hope even if she gets sick, it won't be for more than a week 🙏
I have some kind of perfectionist syndrome 😁 I myself only missed school once due to illness, I always went to school. With my son, it had to be this way, we'll have to go to one place a few times, there's no other time. And I'm worried 🤦🏼️ although I know that even for me, a former overachiever, this didn't help, I don't remember anything anymore 🙈 😂
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Bizyukina Yuliya
Sidorova Olga Yeah, at least skim through it to be "in the loop" 😁
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Viktoriya
Yes
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Anna
yes, definitely
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Marina
Marina I explained it, as the homework is precisely for reinforcing what was studied in class. So, I explained it during the process if it was needed.
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lenchik
Yes, because they won't understand later, so we definitely do it. If they're sick, it's to improve how they feel.
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Olga Tihonova
I'm not taking any classes, we're just doing homework.
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