Whether you've been teaching your teen all along or they are just learning how to schedule and manage their time well, you can use the tips below to guide them to develop and strengthen their skills....
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By the time our students reach the middle school years, they are really ready to begin taking a more active role in managing their own time....
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Although it will be a while before your child is ready to build a schedule on their own, this is a great stage to start implementing activities that help them practice schedule-building skills....
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Habits we learn when we are young often stick with us for life. As parents, we can help assure that our children develop good time-managements skills by starting early and being consistent. ...
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The college years require good balance of classes, work, social life, and healthy habits. With a good planner, students can keep track of it all and keep the stress at bay during the college years. ...
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Women balance a great deal in life. A planner helps ensure that the balance is conducted in a way that is healthy and well-managed. ...
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Time management is not something that just happens when teens become adults. It requires training! A planner is a vital tool for equipping that training. ...
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Is it really important to teach middle schoolers how to use a planner? Here are three reasons why the answer is yes!...
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Maintaining the family schedule includes more than just keeping up with appointments. Here are four reasons why moms needs more than just a calendar and sticky notes. ...
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Motherhood is exhausting. Whether it’s toddlers or teens, it simply doesn’t slow down. In order to have the patience I need for my family, I must make time for myself. It’s not selfish, it’s called refreshment, and it’s what Jesus modeled when he took some time away....
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Prepare – Plan – Check-In!
You can finally accomplish everything you have on your homeschooling plate (without feeling stretched thin or pulling your hair out).
