Maybe this sounds familiar? You're a parent/caregiver of a K-12 child who is having challenges with: ...keeping homework from getting lost. ...not catching mistakes that are affecting grades. ...managing classroom projects. ...studying faster and smarter. ...knowing how to communicate with difficult personalities. The school experience is definitely fraught with the potential for chaos, but as a parent of multiples myself -- I have learned a ton of time-saving, stress-relieving, and organizational tips and strategies from my many years of project management experience that have helped calm the waters. This is what you will find inside "From Homework HELL to Help! A Parent's Guide to 75 Solutions to Help Kids Save Time and Stress Less Using Project Management Techniques": --Helpful, easy-to-read solutions to everyday school challenges for parents/caregivers of all inclusive types, organized by problem area --What the heck project management is, and how it can help transform your school experience --Tips for how your child can help manage you (when it comes to school-related tasks)! --Outlook hacks to make your (and your child's life) easier --How to lead successful meetings--for any purpose! --How to get the best results when communicating with teachers --The easiest-to-understand glossary you'll ever read about project management --For older kids: Tips on estimating and selecting a vendor --16 kid-and-parent reviewed apps and websites to help with keeping notes, figuring out math problems, deciphering challenging subjects, and more "From Homework HELL to Help!" is written for parents/caregivers of children of all inclusive types to quickly hone in on the issues you are dealing with -- in a friendly, no-nonsense, no project manager techno-babble. (As a by-product/added benefit, this is also the quickest ramp-up on the subject on using project management skills in your everyday life.) I must clarify that I use the phrase “parent/caregiver” inclusively and pervasively throughout this book―as I realize you may be a working parent, stay-at-home parent, military parent, homeschooling parent, special needs parent, single parent, parent of multiples, custodial grandparent, aunt/uncle, adoptive parent, foster parent, guardian or any other type or combination of parental role I am not meaning to exclude. My solutions are applicable and targeted across all family structures and types. I don't know about you, but I mostly exist in a shortfall of time. That's why I wrote this book as a fast, yet informative read, just one parent talking to another (in a fun, conversational manner), all in the name of helping your child/children have a more peaceful, enjoyable school journey. Join me, and I will help you get there.