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Blog: Child + Organized = Academic Success
 Children and Routines
Experts agree that children need routines to follow. With having routines, children develop stability by letting the child know what is going to happen next and what they are expected to accomplish. According to Merlin Mann of 43Folders.com, "The majority of students never really learn to value their time and mange it while in school. Procrastination is all too rampant (studying right before class, doing homework and essays the day it's due, partying the night before the exam). This lack of time management often carries over into adulthood, which becomes a major liability." Children at a young age can start learning about setting priorities, accomplishing goals, and creating their own 'to-do list'. Instilling these skills early on will increase a child's chances of having academic success and fulfilling personal and professional dreams. A lot of times, the difference between successful people and unsuccessful people is their ability to manage time. Fundamentally, it is a learned skill.
For parents who are struggling with a child that is consistently late or forgetting to do something, keeping reading…
Are you tired of nagging your child to get ready for bed each evening? Are you tired of repeating, "Hurry up! You're late for the bus!"? Is your own act of nagging annoying you? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you could use the help of On Task On Time for Kids. On Task On Time for Kids is a new product designed for children who are learning how to manage their time and tasks. It is simple to use and makes completing daily tasks fun!
The product was developed by a mom, Moschel Kadokura who was struggling to get her triplets out the door and off to school each morning. It took twelve years before the product hit the market. Thanks to Moschel, parents no longer need to stress, yell, or nag their children every day. On Task On Time for Kids helps kids stay on track and work independently. In return, children gain self-confidence, self-esteem, and independence.
posted on: 11/4/2008 11:00:00 AM by Grace Brooke
category: Time Management
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About Grace:
Grace Brooke is an Organization Consultant, Speaker, Author, and Efficiency Specialist. She is the founder of Your Efficiency Specialist, Say Y.E.S. to a Simplified Life and serves clients in Northern California. Grace has over 20 years experience on both a personal and professional level. Through Grace's formal training and natural talents Grace specializes in working with children ages 5-10 to develop the art and skill of organization and time-management. Her passion and goal is to educate children and their parents about the benefits and rewards of learning these skills early on. She also assists professional executives, home-based businesses, and families to achieve higher levels of order, peace, and balance.
Grace's Website:
www.YourEfficiencySpecialist.com
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