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ADHD at School: 9 Rules for Better Organization

Is your ADHD child struggling to organize her homework and other school papers? Learn how parents can help their ADD students get and stay organized with time management and paper flow systems.

 
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Using Planners

Just like adults, children need a place to keep track of deadlines, appointments, and other information. Using a planner will help your child manage all she has to remember and also enter her class schedule, a friend's number to call for homework clarification, and a detailed description of homework and due dates.

Help your child go over her planner regularly. With guidance, she can learn to write down all homework deadlines and avoid last-minute cramming and unpleasant surprises.

Prioritizing

Help your child practice prioritizing homework by figuring out together how many assignments she has to complete, which are due tomorrow, and which are the most challenging. Encourage her to start the most difficult homework first, when she's fresh and energetic.

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