Try putting the most commonly used supplies in a handy homework bin or box that can be stored near their workspace or easily brought to the workspace. We know that children can waste a lot of time tracking down needed materials for homework, so have homework supplies ready in advance. Be sure that whatever workspace you choose has goodģ. Support or reminders to stay on-task, all while getting dinner ready orĭoing other chores. The kitchen table to be the best place so an adult can offer occasional Television, music and even other siblings can be distracting.īest alone, or whether your child needs others, such as an older sibling
Generally speaking, it’s best to find a place that is quiet and free from distractions, as much as possible, to allow for better concentration. To focus and remember information, causing the homework session to beįind a designated homework place that will work for your family. A tired child is often irritable and less able Schedule is, keep in mind that the later in the evening it is, the more Think about who will be present to help answer questions during homework sessions if your child needs this type of support. Some children prefer to start homework immediately after school while still in the “school mode.” For most others, it is best to re-energize first by taking a short break (15 to 30 minutes or so) or having a snack before starting homework. Try to plan ahead for events that may interfere with your regular schedule such as doctor appointments, family gatherings, sports practice, etc. Pick a time of day that generally works best for your family’s schedule and your child’s individual needs. One of the best things you can do to help homework go more smoothly is to establish a predictable daily homework routine. Curriculum, Instruction & Accountability.Intercultural Diversity Advisory Council (IDAC).
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