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This document provides tips and strategies for improving a child's school organizational skills. It discusses signs of poor organization and developing daily schedules and organizational methods like using assignment journals and subject folders. It emphasizes teaching organizational skills as habits through nightly planning, setting expectations, monitoring skills use, and rewarding progress. The goal is to strengthen the partnership between home and school.
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