Help Your Child with School: A Parent’s Toolkit for the Elementary Years

Do you and your kids spend several nights a week stressed out about homework? Are you struggling to help your kids? Or are you just curious how our little humans learn?In this book you’ll find the tools to help your kids manage homework stress and guide them to understanding the subjects they struggle with, so that you can have more relaxed evenings together as a family.Make your home a place of fun, joyful, and explorative learning.Help your kids deal with the stresses and frustrations of school, homework, and classroom learning.Help with math homework: Know what to focus on at each stage of learning.Help improve their reading, no matter what grade level they are at.Help your kids enjoy social studies and science and actually remember what they learn.Use techniques from the cognitive science behind memory to relieve stress, increase learning, and improve grades.Develop a culture of education in your home, where everyone enjoys learning together.THE COGNITIVE SCIENCE OF LEARNING AND BEST PRACTICES IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PACKED INTO THIS SIMPLE TOOLKIT FOR PARENTSPraise from parents:“I don’t have time to do my own research and read endless books about all aspects of education and parenting. This book provides a realistic, current, proven method and offers practical tips with just enough theory behind it to make sense but not overwhelm.” (Melissa, kids ages 9, 14)“This book gave me an inside look into what my kids are getting in the classroom. There isn’t a lot of open conversation about exactly what they are learning and what I should know or pay attention to. This book helped open the door to what is covered, methods, and how they might teach it in the school.” (Jessica, kids ages 3, 6, 9)“Help Your Child with School recognizes that some kids’ needs are going to be met in the school environment, that some kids need something different, and that there’s a way for parents to work with the school and at home so their child’s needs can be met.” (Stephanie, kids ages 5, 6, 10)“I love the amount of resources that are included: books, websites, YouTube channels, etc., and I made a few notes to check out the ones I hadn't heard of. Even with all that, it’s a quick read.” (Sabrina, kids ages 8, 11, 13) Read more