Making Homework Work – Northern Ireland | daily edventures

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Making Homework Work – Northern Ireland | daily edventures

Barry Corrigan is dealing with one of the biggest challenges students and their parents face each day: homework. He’s working to change the way relationships happen between schools and parents through the medium of homework, making the process more transparent and productive.

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