Parents should review their child's agenda book regularly. The agenda is also a good way for parents and teachers to communicate. TIME Help your child select a regular time to study when there are few distractions or interruptions. Use that study time at least five days a week. If there is no assigned homework, that time can be used to review, look ahead, practice difficult subjects, or just read.
Research shows that late afternoon or early evening is best for most people.
This also allows some time at the end of the day to relax. It helps to establish fairly regular meals and bedtimes, also. Set the tone for the day by making mornings as pleasant as possible. Ask you child what will be happening today. This helps them frame their expectations and gives them a chance to express any anxiety they may feel.