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STRATEGIES FOR ACING HOMEWORK

July 14, 2025
STRATEGIES FOR ACING HOMEWORK

Homework does not have to be stressful at all. You can get your homework completed quickly, be proud of what you have done, and even enjoy learning with good habits. Below are some easy tips to help you do your best

Pick a Good Time

Pick a time of day when you are ready to concentrate. Some children get homework immediately after school. Others prefer a little break first. Do whatever work best for you and be consistent.

Find a Quiet Spot

Sit in a quiet location where everything you need is within reach—such as pencils, paper, and books. Turn off the television and set aside any toys or games so that you can concentrate.

Make a Plan

Begin by putting down on paper what you have to do. Do the most difficult homework first, while your mind is fresh. Leave simpler work for later. If there’s a large project, divide it into little steps.

Ask for Help

If you do not get something, that’s fine. Ask a parent, older brother or sister, or teacher. It’s better to ask than to guess.

Take Short Breaks

Work for 20–30 minutes, and then break for 5 minutes. Stand, stretch, or grab a water break. Then continue to work.

Use What Helps You

Some children enjoy using flashcards. Some enjoy drawing pictures, creating lists, or reading aloud. Experiment with approaches and see how you learn best.

Reward Yourself

Once you’ve completed your homework, do something enjoyable! Play a game, have a snack (Healthy, of course!), or unwind. You deserve it.

Keep Trying

Nobody is perfect. What’s important is that you never stop trying and don’t give up. The more you practice, the better you’ll be. You’ve got this!

By building small, consistent habits and staying organized, homework can become a positive and rewarding part of your daily routine. With patience, effort, and the right approach, every student can grow more confident and independent in their learning.