Ah, Thursday! Time to Share Book Endorsements -- for 10 Quick Homework Tips


 

Want to know if 10 Quick Homework Tips by Cindy McKinley Alder and Patti Trombly is worth reading? Since we published it, certainly we believe it is. However, as evidence, take a look at the endorsements of others.

GOLD WINNER for EDUCATION
KOPS-FETHERLING INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARDS

Reader's Favorite evaluation:

Cindy McKinley Alder and Patti Trombly's 10 Quick Homework Tips is an excellent manual for all parents to help them deal with homework and use the Homework Agreement so that pressure can be taken off the family. The tips are simple and easy to apply so that an organized atmosphere conducive to learning can be created at home. It is a good way to work towards building a space that is just right for the child to finish the homework and produce quality work. The approach to the topic is excellent and makes it easy for both parents and children to deal with homework better so that it is manageable and the ambiance at home is healthy and positive. 

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