The relationship between teens and time seems to be a rather fluid one, LOL.
In other words, teens tend to let time flow right through their fingers and then wonder where it went! Haha!
In this episode I share some ideas for how to help your teen get a handle on how they’re using this precious commodity. Improvement in this area will make them better prepared for college, career, and many other aspects of life.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, but we can make baby steps towards the goal!
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The tips in this episode were first shared in writing on a guest blog post I wrote here (but listen to this episode anyway, because I don’t follow the script, LOL):
5 Ways to Guide Your Teen in the Art of Time Management.
Here’s a planner recommendation: The Work-Smart Academic Planner
The Pomodoro method is explained here: Homeschooling Teens Who Are Easily Distracted – with printable!
Here’s my recommendation for a timer (referral link): The Miracle Cube Timer
Episode 58: Getting Your Homeschooled Teen a Job
Teaching Teens to Plan: 7 Essential Steps
3 Tips to Train Time Management for Teens
Three Ways to Help Your Teen with Time Blindness
Ann has written Cure the Fear of Homeschooling High School: A Step-by-Step Manual for Research and Planning, Save Your Sanity While Homeschooling High School: Practical Principles for a Firm Foundation, and recently Taming the Transcript: The Essential Guide to Creating Your Teen's Homeschool Transcript from Scratch (without overwhelm). She also founded the popular Facebook groups It's Not that Hard to Homeschool High School and It's Not Hard to Homeschool K-8, and in addition she voices the It's Not That Hard to Homeschool High School Podcast.
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