Successful Homework Support for School-Age Children

(23 customer reviews)

This course provides an overview of current homework research, best practices, systems, and tools to consider using to support school-age (5-to-14 year-old) children working on homework assignments in an afterschool or out-of-school-time setting.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

23 reviews for Successful Homework Support for School-Age Children

  1. Erin RISING SUN, MD –

    I enjoyed this class.

  2. Nicole MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY –

    I liked this training

  3. Geralyn WOODSIDE, NY –

    Very informative topic with regard to setting up the types of environments to promote positive outcomes regarding homework strategies.

  4. Michelle SILVER SPRING, MD –

    Great class

  5. Sonja PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    I learned some valuable strategies about optimizing the best practices for providing homework support during the afterschool program.

  6. Claudia PHILADELPHIA, PA –

    excellent training

  7. Aretha NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV –

    This training course was very educational

  8. Kaitlyn TUCSON, AZ –

    I loved this!

  9. Kaitlyn TUCSON, AZ –

    Loved this! Can’t wait to start this New Job in the Fall!

  10. Barbara BALTIMORE, MD –

    Thank you!

  11. Susan RARITAN, NJ –

    This class was very informative and I learned a tremendous amount of information on setting up an after school homework program.

  12. Pam TOMS RIVER, NJ –

    I will use many of the printable forms in my next after school program

  13. King CHICAGO, IL –

    Great training!

  14. Fredence BALTIMORE, MD –

    This course is very instructive.

  15. Bianca WOODHAVEN, NY –

    Loved the training!

  16. Michael MASPETH, NY –

    The slides were very concise in explaining necessary information.

  17. Michelle ELMHURST, NY –

    Overall had an excellent experience and I just enjoyed learning about this topic.

  18. Barbara BALTIMORE, MD –

    Although we do practice some of the techniques learned in this course, the lessons have provided me with a broader understanding of this important aspect the After school program . Thank you!

  19. Cathy SHERIDAN, WY –

    I really enjoyed this course. I found it to be useful in our daycare. The forms found in the “Try This” section were great and used somewhat in our school district so I’ve been told by teachers I know. THANK YOU

  20. Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –

    good course

  21. Lourdes RIVERVIEW, FL –

    good course

  22. Leigh HGHLNDS RANCH, CO –

    This course has made me think about the ways I run my program.,

  23. Sebastian ACWORTH, GA –

    it was great

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