Create a regular homework routine at home
Pick the same time each day to work on homework.
Use the same space and remove distractions.
Consider removing TV, tablets, phone, etc.
Make sure it is quiet and not filled with distractions like younger siblings, animals, etc.
Have an adult nearby to answer questions as needed and check in on progress.
Students and Parents monitor Jupiter grades
Check Jupiter grades regularly.
Either daily or bi-weekly to see what is coming up on the calendar.
Check in with the student to confirm missing assignments and, if needed, create a plan to turn in missing work.
Look over the student's planner every night.
Help your student to prioritize what they will complete and in what order.
Cross off completed items in the planner as they are done.
Limit, Remove, or Use Screen Time as Leverage
Remove phone from the study area (calculators can be used instead of a phone)
Studies show excessive screen time can lead to poor mental health and a decrease in grades.
Consider having a screen-free night and playing a family game or reading stories.
Promote Attending Tutorials
Teachers have 15-20 minutes after school when students can get extra help.
Promote doing test corrections (if applicable)if they struggled on a test.
Advise attending any study sessions or tutorials when they are struggling with a particular assignment.
Check with teachers if absent to make up work.
What does your student like to do? Use this as an incentive for them to earn if they complete their homework.