Please don’t mind if I find something wrong. The following is my analysis and suggestions for you.

Reasons for copying homework:

1. Being playful, I spent my time playing, but ended up having no time to do my homework.

2. I can’t write. I am too lazy to ask my teachers or classmates, and I don’t take the initiative to find a way to solve it. If I want to hand in my homework, I have to copy other people’s homework.

3. Due to the above reasons, after copying a few times, you will find that copying homework saves trouble and time, and you don’t need to use your brain. Copying will become addictive and will slowly develop a habit of dependence.

My suggestions for you

1. You need to observe your children and analyze the specific reasons why they copy their homework?

2. Provide targeted supervision and help to children according to their specific reasons. When children become a habit of copying homework, it is useless to just talk about general principles.

3. If your child copies homework because he wants to play or to save time, then you should sit next to your child while he is doing homework at home (you can read your own book or do your own thing quietly) ) Accompany your child to do homework and help control his behavior. And you can make an agreement with your child that if he can complete his homework on time, he can do his own things in the time saved. If he does not finish his homework, he will never play.

To be strict, I can’t sleep until I finish my homework.

If you want your children to remember to wake up, they don’t have to go to school if they don’t do homework (because the more they copy homework, the less they can do it, and they will gradually stop listening in class)

4 . If the child copies homework because he cannot do it, then you must find practical ways to help the child, and don't just make noises to the child.

For example: when the child does not know how to teach, parents can help the child to teach the child, or ask someone to tutor the child, or find someone to make up lessons for the child (for content that the child does not know).

Hope this helps.