It's no secret that doing homework is rarely fun and can be tough to get excited about—especially when you're stuck studying in a space that's dull, distracting, or not really set up for focused work.

A homework space for your child doesn’t have to involve a desk. Find out how your child best learns, and then think outside the box to create an individualized homework space suited for your student.

Getting kids to do their homework can often feel like trying to get an elephant to give up its peanuts. If you don't have a functional kids' study area, you're ultimately making things even harder for ...

Get ready for back-to-school by setting up a personalized school supply center to store items such as pencils, pens, markers and scissors. This project is both creative and functional and provides a ...

Kathryn M. Ireland, the former music-video producer turned interior designer, has helped with a textbook's worth of schoolwork while raising her three boys with her "Saturday Night Live" filmmaker ...

The mercury hasn't dropped much, and their tans haven't quite faded, but it's time for kids to trade in their bathing suits and boogie boards for backpacks, textbooks and No. 2 pencils. The ...

With the new term in full swing, many families might be looking for simple ways to make homework time feel less like a chore and more like a natural part of the day. Creating a dedicated, ...

Kathryn M. Ireland, the former music-video producer turned interior designer, has helped with a textbook's worth of schoolwork while raising her three boys with her Saturday Night Live filmmaker ...