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Homework: Six Strategies to Prevent Your Child from Getting Into Overwhelm

June 24, 2010
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Once overwhelm sets in and your child is melting down under a confusing to-do pile, it is can be a frantic challenge to dig her out and settle her down. Here are six pro-active strategies; so start now to see them really work! 1. Plan ahead. Shift gears before homework burn out sets in. We [...]
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Helping Your Child With the Homework Load – Six Ways Parents Can Get Involved

June 24, 2010
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For some children, the biggest homework problem they have to solve is the volume they have to manage. Following are six specific ‘jobs’ for parents that will help keep things moving when the work load is weighty. These tips are especially useful with ADHD, Asperger Syndrome, High Functioning Autism or LD issues. 1. Be your [...]
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Homework and Emotionally Intelligent Parenting: Seven Tips for the Tougher Days

June 24, 2010
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To keep your child feeling calm and capable at homework time, it is important to think about who they are as an individual. A child who feels capable and successful is at his best as a student and a person. Emotionally intelligent parenting at homework time involves nurturing feelings of strong self worth when the [...]
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Homework: Managing the Emotional Moments

July 21, 2009
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Tips to Help the Homework Process The place where parents get mired in homework issues is more commonly the process of completing homework, rather than the child’s actual ability to comprehend the academic task. The homework process revolves around the systems and routines in place for getting your child down to homework and sticking with [...]
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