• Check the student agenda nightly.  Be sure the student is filling it out for each class (writing daily assignments).
• Hold the student responsible for good work and study habits.  The student should be the one to hand in work and return correspondence between school and home.
• Check over graded papers regularly. Go over mistakes with the student and ask them to make corrections.
• Be sure student has necessary supplies:                                paper, pencil with eraser, ruler, markers or crayons, colored pencils, blue or black erasable pen, glue, and scissors
• Check agenda for upcoming test dates and begin preparing early.  Studying briefly for several days is more effective than a long study period the night before a test.

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