Many children are not refusing homework so much as hesitating in front of an unclear start. Before saying “Go study,” turn the beginning into one small action: open the book, put out a pencil, choose one question. Then agree on a short work period and a real off-screen break.
You do not need to correct every move. Being nearby and available for a specific question is often more useful than constant supervision. When the agreed piece is done, notice the strategy: “You began with the easiest question and asked clearly for help.”nnTry today: place a small note with the supplies that says, “Start with…”