If you're not sure, but would like to share an idea you've got, just make sure OP understands that it is an idea you've given him, rather than a hint.Joel said:I'm just wondering who should help in the homework section? Should I only comment those questions I feel comfortable enough to teach, or is it OK to give 'peer help', ie. when i don't know how to solve the problem, but I have an idea of what -could- be helpful?
The primary responsibility for helping with homework falls on the student. It is their responsibility to complete assignments and seek help when needed.
Parents can provide support and guidance for their child's homework, but it is important for the student to take ownership of their work. Parents should not do the homework for their child.
Having siblings help with homework can be beneficial as long as they are not doing the work for the student. They can provide guidance and support, but the student should still be responsible for completing the work themselves.
It is not recommended for friends to help with homework as it can lead to copying or cheating. It is important for students to complete their work independently and seek help from their teacher or a tutor if needed.
Teachers can provide clear instructions and expectations for homework assignments, offer support and guidance during class, and be available for questions or clarification when needed. They can also provide resources or extra help outside of class time if necessary.