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here are several ways in which you can help: Send your children to school each day, well-rested, fed and with a positive outlook. Take an active interest in your children's schooling. Ask specific questions about what happens at school each day and how your children feel about it. Try not to let any of your own negative experiences keep you from supporting and encouraging your children's learning. Let them know how much you care about education by continuing your own learning both informally and formally, to impress its importance upon them. If possible, set up a quiet, comfortable study area with good lighting and the school supplies that your children need. This can be almost anyplace in your home; you don't need a special room. Set a family "quiet time" where you and your children can work together on homework, reading, letter writing and playing games. Allow your children to study in the way each of them learns best. For example, some children work best when they're lying on the floor with background music playing. Make homework a daily activity and help your children develop good homework habits. Can my children do homework while listening to music or watching