Instead, you’re creating a shared workspace where the two of you can get business done together. If you think this seems like you’re not paying attention to your child or you’re slacking when it comes to parenting-you aren’t. Why not be hands-off when it comes to your kid’s homework, while still working beside one another? Return emails, answer your co-worker’s texts or work on the PTA fundraiser, modeling focused work to your child as the two of you spend QT together. Whether your child has to study a vocab list, do a few zillion math equations, or finish a few extra assignments, we’re sharing seven tips that can magically transform homework from a super-struggle to some serious fun! iStock After an entire day of paper, pencils, and books, your child may resist (and that’s putting it politely) getting down to business during the after-school hours. And now you’re asking them to do what? Homework? Hey, that’s kind of like having school at home. Make homework fun by changing the way you look at it

Homework to do at home