Homework heroes
by Drew Johnson
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How does the book redefine the traditional power dynamics between parents and children during evening study time?
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What was your biggest takeaway from the author’s strategies for turning tedious academic tasks into engaging games for 3rd through 5th graders?
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In what ways does the transition from lower elementary to grades 3 through 5 change the nature of homework, and how does the author suggest parents adapt?
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