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How to Help Your Students Manage Schoolwork Deadlines
By Janet S. Fox, author of Get Organized Without Losing It (Revised & Updated Edition) When I was in my early teens, I realized—the night before the project was due—that I’d forgotten to prepare an oral presentation, essay, and poster … Continue reading
Are Your Kids Ready for School? Tools and Tips for Parents
By Janet S. Fox, author of Get Organized Without Losing It (Revised & Updated Edition) Ah, summer! Whatever your kid-centric routines are during the school year, for most of us summer is a time to hit the reset button. It … Continue reading
Get Organized! How to Cope with Clutter
By Janet S. Fox, author of Get Organized Without Losing It We’re halfway through the school year. Could you use some ideas to help students get or stay organized? Last year I wrote a post on some general tips for … Continue reading