Isaac believes that taking care of chores and giving himself a break after a long day at school will help him focus better on his homework. He points out that he feels tired after being in class and around people for eight hours, which makes it hard for him to start his homework right away. By completing his other responsibilities first, he thinks he can approach his homework with a clearer mind. Additionally, he emphasizes that he always finishes his homework because he values getting it done.
Use the conversation to answer the question.
MOM: You need to start your homework as soon as you get home from school. You will be too tired to do it later.
ISAAC: I'm tired when I get home from school because I've been paying attention in class and surrounded by people all day. I also have to clean my room and take Boomer for a walk.
MOM: Your homework is more important than both of those things.
ISAAC: I agree with you. But by the time I get home from school, I've been doing schoolwork for eight hours straight. If I had a break from doing schoolwork to take care of the other things I need to do before starting homework, I think I would be more focused. Also, I always finish my homework. It's important to me that it get done, too.
In one to two sentences, explain Isaac's reasoning for wanting to do his homework later than his mother would prefer.
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Write it in three to five sentences and make it sound like a 13 year old wrote it with formal language
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