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Homework Affairs: 10 Ways to Help Your Kids Strategize their Workload

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8. Make a Plan
If your child seems to be overwhelmed by an assignment, subject or particular project, work with them to brainstorm a plan to complete the work in manageable sections. If they’re extremely overwhelmed, talk to the teacher about making accomodations.

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