How Can I Feel More Motivated To Do My Homework (I am homeschooled)?

[curiousaboutthis]

I am homeschooled and not really pushed to do my math homework, so lately I have just been procrastinating; How do I avoid that, and what are some things to help with procrastination?

[Effably]

First of, almost no one is motivated. It is an inherent flaw of our academical system. Quite amazing really to make learning boring.

You have two ways to handle it.
The first and quite tiring way is to find reasons to enjoy it. Its a little tricky but probably the best way.

The second is to do it anyway. As for how you motivate yourself? An hour a day is the difference between the best and worst education and jobs.
A very successful model that a local school employed that got nearly every student to an A was to actualize the steps to that grade. That is to say, do X reports. No failure. No risk. You do it. Get it back to you with feedback. When it is good enough you have 10% of an A. Repeat 10 times, you have an A.
It is a fantastic and simple model that works. Of course society doesn't really want everyone to perform great or school would not be so dull.

I suggest you lean into that though. Visualize what it means. Be patient and celebrate progress made, not just the goal. By identifying the steps leading there the journey gets easier.

Hopefully that sounds like actual advice and not just me rambling.

[es20490446e]

Just do the amount you feel comfortable with, starting with the hardest, first thing without distraction. You can leave anytime you feel exhausted.

People don't do it most of the time because they want to do too much. But something is better than nothing, and something opens new opportunities.

[Gent207-2]

Listen to motivational music (I recommend The Drift by Blackmill) or listen to motivational speeches - then DO IT

Do the fun or easy tasks first to build up your confidence.

Use outlines or lists to measure progress

Give yourself credit and let nobody steal your competence