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New School Year Success Tip #1: Stop Over-Scheduling

August 29, 2016 By Y3K

As a society, we tend to feel obligated to fill every hour of our children’s days with activities. Physical and creative outlets such as sports, art, theater and music are something every child needs, however not at the expense of their education. If school is suffering due to lack of homework and study time because of outside activities, some activities should be cut. Education must be the priority.

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Secrets To Success

February 8, 2016 By Y3K

The secrets to success:  preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: children, education, homework, learning, memory, parenting, problem solving, problems, schoolwork, study skills, studying, success

Parents Agree: Y3K Tutor In Your Home Changes Lives #7

April 27, 2015 By Y3K

PARENTS AGREE: Y3K TUTOR IN YOUR HOME CHANGES LIVES

“Our Y3K Tutor In Your Home tutor has provided excellent academic support to my 7th grade son. Last year we had battles and tears over homework. This year with Jerry’s weekly tutoring, not only has my son’s resistance to homework and studying decreased, his grades have gotten better and better with Jerry’s help and guidance. He has an ability to relate to my child that somehow engages and challenges him to think at the same time. He never tells my son what the answers should be, but asks good questions, turns learning into something fun and provides clear academic structures and support all at the same time. He is easy to work with and a delight to have found. I’m happy that my son is so agreeable to working with him and I, for one, couldn’t be happier with the services we have received from Y3K. Everything from science lab reports, to math and writing Jerry seems to have a way to help both my son and me through the homework and demands of 7th grade.”

M. B.
Rashi School Parent
Newton, MA

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Bad Report Card? What To Do #6: Don’t Wait

November 13, 2014 By Y3K

Bad Report Card? What To Do #6: Don’t Wait

Some skills taught previously are like a foundation that the rest of the school year is built upon. Often teachers assume certain math, writing, or reading skills already covered are known and move forward. If those skills are not learned, some students may get buried. Getting extra help or a tutor may be able to catch up your student before they fall even further behind.

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Bad Report Card? What To Do #5: Check The Schedule

November 12, 2014 By Y3K

Bad Report Card? What To Do #5: Check The Schedule

Are the demands of an excessive extra-curricular schedule causing report card grades to be low? Sports, music, and theater are just a few examples of time consuming activities students may focus on more than their studies. Sometimes there is not enough time in the day to meet the demands of their activities and put in their best effort on their homework. As a parent, you have the responsibility of examining the extra-curricular schedule and modify it if necessary so they have the time needed to do their homework and study.

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Faster Homework? Homework Basket / Box

October 9, 2014 By Y3K

Have your kids create a homework basket or box filled with all the supplies they will need. This will help avoid distractions along the way while trying to locate the items. The supply basket/box will keep kids focused on getting homework done rather than looking for something they need. This will help homework time go by faster.

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Organizational Skills Tip #4: Clean Up

September 7, 2014 By Y3K

Organizational Skills Tip #4:  Clean Up

After each night’s homework, students should spend five minutes to put away their papers, supplies, neatening their workspace and preparing their backpack for the next school day.

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Organizational Skills Tip #3: Homework Notebook/Planner

September 6, 2014 By Y3K

Organizational Skills Tip #3: Homework Notebook/Planner

Most disorganized students forget or lose track of what assignments need to be completed and when then need to be turned in. A homework notebook or planner app should be used to write down the following every day:

Homework assigned for each class with due dates.

If no homework assigned for a given class, write “no homework”.

Upcoming tests, quizzes and projects.

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Organizational Skills Tip #2: Homework Space

September 5, 2014 By Y3K

Organizational Skills Tip #2: Homework Space

A student’s homework space should be quiet, free from distractions and have all of the supplies needed to complete assignments.

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Organizational Skills Tip #1: Homework Routine

September 4, 2014 By Y3K

Organizational Skills Tip #1: Homework Routine

There should be a consistent time set aside daily for homework. Students should have a list of all homework assignments to be worked on for the day. As students finish their assignments, they should check them off the list.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: executive function, high school, homework, middle school, organization, structure, students

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