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    #102685 05/18/11 07:48 PM
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    OK. DS8 made it through the first year of school relatively unscathed. In fact overall it has to be deemed a success.

    All of the issues we had revolved around organization. Next year DS will be taking two high school classes so I assume that this will be a bigger issue next year. In an effort to help DS in this area, We have agreed to come up with a plan over the summer that he can use next year.

    So, dear peeps I need to know what has worked for you, resources you've used etc. Any and all suggestions are greatly appreciated!


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    Have you read:
    Amazon.com: The Organized Student: Teaching Children the Skills ... - 2 visits - 1/30/10
    This item: The Organized Student: Teaching Children the Skills for Success in School and Beyond by Donna Goldberg Paperback $10.17 ...

    I love this book the best to 'teach the parent how to teach the student.'

    BTW - I wouldn't assume that High School requires more organizational skill than Middle school - because Middle school usually prides itself on being highly demanding organizationally. In High School there is more of an assumption that you passed the Hazing and are ok. I know a kid who was marked 0 on his homework because wrote in pen instead of pencil. Yup, that was middle school.

    Good Luck!
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