1. Confirm the content and deadline of homework: First of all, you need to make sure that you clearly understand the content and deadline of homework, so as to ensure that other parents and children also understand what they need to do.
2. Friendly reminder: You can kindly remind parents and children of the deadline for homework in the group, but don't be too strong or accused. For example, you can say, "Hey, parents, I remember we have a homework to finish. It seems the deadline is today. Are there any parents whose children haven't finished school? Can we help the children finish on time together? "
3. Provide support: If other parents or children seem confused or stressed, they can provide some support or advice. For example, you can say, "If parents need any help or have any questions, please feel free to tell me. We are all good for our children, please feel free to communicate. "
4. Avoid criticism: Under any circumstances, avoid criticizing other parents or children, because this will cause unnecessary conflicts. If the behavior of other parents or children makes you feel dissatisfied or angry, you can communicate privately instead of discussing it openly in the group.
5. Stay calm: Finally, no matter what happens, stay calm and rational. Don't let yourself be emotional or too excited, because it will affect your image in the group and the feelings of other parents and children.
I hope these suggestions can help you to rush your homework effectively.