When parents find that their children have copied their classmates' homework, the first thing to do is to control their emotions and deal with them calmly. Parents should not criticize and abuse their children, but should have a good chat with them like friends.

Because only in this way can we hear children's thoughts and understand the reasons and motives of children copying homework.

Suggestion: Parents should not use their own ideas to infer their children's wishes. Because of the needs of children, many parents can't think of it. For example, some parents may think that the arrangement they make for their children is reasonable, but in fact, the children think it is unreasonable because parents leave him too little time to play freely.

Therefore, he will try his best to reduce the study time and meet his own needs of free play. This is likely to lead to children doing wrong things, lying, copying homework and other bad behaviors.

Second, educate children to be honest.

The child copied other people's homework, but he didn't think about the consequences of doing so himself. His purpose is only to finish the tasks assigned by teachers and parents quickly, so that he can go out to play without being criticized.

Therefore, parents must make their children understand that copying other people's homework is a dishonest act and is very harmful.

Suggestion: Parents should severely stop their children from copying and let them know the harm of doing so. Of course, parents should give their children a chance to correct their mistakes. If a child voluntarily admits his mistake and is willing to correct it in time, parents should praise and affirm his behavior.

When a child copies a classmate's homework, parents should find reasons to "encourage" him while strictly stopping it.

Parents should teach their children honesty.

Third, we should encourage as well as punish.

Although parents should correct their children's behavior of copying homework, simple criticism and reprimand can hardly achieve good results. Therefore, parents should also use some tricks, for example, to find a "good place" among these "bad behaviors" of their children, and then praise and encourage them. At the same time, we should also take some reasonable punishment for his misconduct.

Suggestion: Parents can tell their children that although copying classmates' homework is wrong, his attitude of bravely admitting and trying to correct it is correct, which deserves praise and affirmation. However, if he does something wrong, he should be punished, so he needs to do his homework again seriously.

This can not only achieve the effect of correcting children, but also do not hurt children's self-esteem.