Why does the child “act stubborn” at home with mom, but study calmly with the teacher? Every evening homework turns into a “battlefield”? You come home tired from work, want to spend warm time with your child, but it starts: “I don't want to”, “I won't do it”, crying and nerves… Familiar? As a psychologist and educator, I'll tell you: everything is fine with your child, and you are a wonderful mom. Here is why this happens. First, home is a safe zone: at home the child releases the tension built up during the day and shows their tiredness and emotions to the person closest to them, mom. Second, a clash of roles: for a child, mom is a source of warmth, hugs and love, not a controlling, evaluating or demanding teacher. When mom tries to become a “teacher”, inner resistance arises. Third, mutual fatigue: after a hard work day it is difficult to explain patiently, and the child very quickly feels the mother's tension. How do you keep peace in the family and ensure high academic progress? Share the roles. Let mom stay a dear, warm mom, and let a specialist take responsibility for schoolwork in a calm and understandable atmosphere. At the G.A. knowledge center we…