9 Secrets to a Super Effective School Planner
Children with ADHD who use school planners are more organized and earn higher grades. But only if they use them correctly. How to help your child make the most of this essential tool.
Pick the Right Planner
The ideal paper planner will
be thin, with a spiral binding to prevent pages from falling out, and a weekly
page layout. A monthly planner may be overwhelming and unwieldy. Avoid bulky
planners and leather covers. Make sure you choose one with enough space for
writing down assignments: The younger the child, the larger their handwriting.
Finally, look for a planner that has a pocket or sleeve attached at the back so
that papers to and from the teacher can be kept together.