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Designate a specific time for homework and help your child discover a quiet place where he can study. Make sure that this area is free from distractions, and that study tools are handy.
Stay on schedule. Your child should keep a schedule of all classes, assignments and key dates, such as project deadlines and test dates. As part of that schedule, he should include specific times for studying, projects and extracurricular activities.
Emphasize organization. For some students, having colorcoded binders for each subject helps them stay on track. Keeping notes organized helps students prepare for tests. A little work ahead of time can save a lot of headaches later.
Encourage learning at home. Promoting learning outside of the classroom helps children perform better in school. Spend at least one hour per week reading with your child— that’s 10-15 minutes a day. Tb enhance math proficiency, try letting your child help plan the next family trip and encourage him to compute miles, cost of gas, expenses for food, hotel and entertainment.
Don’t forget, other parents might have established good habits from which your own family can benefit. No matter where the ideas come from, organization and a positive attitude will go far to de-stress not only that first day back but the whole school year.
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