Product Description: For parents trying to make sense of the demanding and increasingly complex requirements of their children’s school projects, this guide offers advice on how to stock at-home craft cupboards and answers questions on how best to help children complete projects successfully—without parents having to compete the project for them...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

A guide for parents offers techniques for creating a positive homework experience and includes sample homework questions, tips on finding the right answers, and a review of English, math, social studies, and science concepts for grades 6-8. (view table of contents)

A guide for parents offers techniques for creating a positive homework experience and includes sample homework questions, tips on finding the right answers, and a review of English, math, social studies, and science concepts for grades K-2. (view table of contents)

A guide for parents offers techniques for creating a positive homework experience and includes sample homework questions, tips on finding the right answers, and a review of English, math, social studies, and science concepts for grades 3-5. (view table of contents)

The author of 99 Ways to Get Kids to Love Reading shares ninety-nine effective, easy-to-follow, workable suggestions to help children cope with homework, explaining how to encourage youngsters to do homework in a consistent, timely fashion and how to find the correct balance between support and helping them take responsibility for themselves. Original. 10,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

A teacher and author of Getting the Best Education for Your Child helps parents assist and guide their children in the rapidly changing modern educational environment, offering concise explanations of educational jargon and methods, as well as advice on homework, building self-confidence, and more. Original.

Product Description: The seven steps in this practical, user-friendly workbook will help parents facilitate productive homework time for their children. Concepts discusssed include how to avoid the common traps of helping children with homework, develop a productive homework alliance with your child, build a Learning Station (TM) to assist with homework completion, and teach your child to work independently and be responsible for their homework...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Discusses homework problems, test-taking, research, and parent-teacher relations