12 parts, in order. A new one goes up most weeks, so this list grows until the series is complete.
- Set Up a Device Your Child Can Actually Study OnHow to choose between a shared family device, a phone and a laptop for schoolwork, then set it up so studying is the easy option.
- The Four Things That Decide an Online ClassThe four physical things that decide whether an online class is useful, and a two-minute check to run before it starts.
- Typing, Saving, Naming: The Skills School AssumesThe small computer skills nobody teaches but every teacher expects: typing, saving where you can find it, and sending work that opens.
- The Homework List That Does Not Get AbandonedOne place for what is due, one place for notes, and a five-minute evening routine that keeps both honest past week three.
- The Blackboard Photo You Never Look At AgainTurn the pile of classroom-board and textbook photos already on a phone into a revision set your child actually opens before a test.
- Not All Free Study Material Is Worth the TimeWhere genuinely free, syllabus-matched study material sits in India, and how to judge any free resource before losing a week to it.
- How to Tell a Learning App From a Time-WasterA short, practical test to run on any learning app or online course before it starts eating evenings and monthly payments.
- How to Do a School Project Without Copy-PasteReading more than one source, writing in your own words, and tracking where things came from so credit takes two minutes at the end.
- Homework Help That Still Leaves You LearningOne simple test that separates help which teaches from help which merely finishes the work, whoever or whatever the help came from.
- Whose Account Is Your Child's Schoolwork Sitting In?School-issued accounts in plain English: who controls them, what happens when your child changes schools, and how to keep your own copy.
- Where a Phone Should Sit While Your Child StudiesThe one place to keep a phone during study blocks, what to change when the phone is itself the study device, and how to take a break that actually rests.
- A One-Page Device Charter for Exam WeeksWrite the exam-week device rules down together before exams start, including the parents' own rules, so nothing gets renegotiated at nine at night.