Are Parents Damaging Their Kids by Helping Out With Homework? | Loose Women

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A leading headteacher has warned about the perils of ‘frenzied’ smartphone chat groups that parents use to manage pupils’ time at school and keep on top of homework, warning that it stops pupils from growing up and taking responsibility for the demands of daily life. So does she have a point? The panel share their views on homework and one Loose Woman reveals how she ended up taking lessons at her child’s school for herself!
From series 24, broadcast on 15/01/20

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