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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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Make Finished Project Files

Set up a desktop file box with hanging folders by subject, and encourage your child to regularly transfer finished projects here. This way, if she needs to look something up or find a paper later on, it will be neatly organized by subject.

Offer Praise

Emphasize accomplishments and successes, and praise your child as you continue to work with her on new skills. A parent's support and perseverance help make organizing a positive and effective experience for a child, one that will prove to be a lifetime asset.


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