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Homework Success: Strategies to Motivate Military Connected Students

Homework time doesn't have to be a struggle. This webinar, made possible by the Navy Child and Youth Programs, gives military families practical, research-backed strategies to help motivate their children and build strong homework habits — no matter how many times they've moved or changed schools. MCEC® parent educators Emily Barton and Mariela Reber — both active duty military spouses and moms — share firsthand experience navigating homework with multiple children across different ages, schools, and time zones. In this webinar, you'll learn: Why homework matters and how it supports long-term academic success The four types of homework and what purpose each one serves How to use AI tools responsibly to support — not replace — your student's learning The five M's of the parent's role in homework: Manager, Role Model, Mentor, Monitor, and Motivator How to identify your child's unique learning preferences and create a homework environment that works for them Tips for managing homework with multiple children at different grade levels How to build a homework kit and keep online resources and access codes organized Family calendar strategies that account for deployments, PCS moves, and after-school schedules The difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation — and how to nurture both Helpful free resources including Khan Academy and Tutor.com Whether you have a kindergartner or a high schooler — or both — this webinar has something for every military family navigating homework. 📥 Download the resource guide referenced in this webinar at MilitaryChild.org 📅 Register for upcoming MCEC® parent webinars at MilitaryChild.org 📩 Connect one-on-one with an MCEC® Military Student Consultant: msc@militarychild.org The Military Child Education Coalition® (MCEC®) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting all military-connected children by educating, advocating, and collaborating to resolve education challenges associated with the military lifestyle.