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[header] How to help a child with attention deficit disorder organize schoolwork [title] Gather the necessary materials. [step] Set your child up for organizational success by purchasing the items he or she will need to get organized. Organizing schoolwork into separate folders or using a color coding system can be very beneficial for children with add.

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  1. [substeps] You'll need a backpack, different colored folders, blank paper, labels, and different colored pens for starters. Consider getting your child two sets of supplies (including books): one set for school and one set for at home.
  2. [substeps] Fresh, clean, organized papers that don't show labels. Pens, pencils, paper clips, rubber bands, markers and erasers.
  3. [title] Give your child an honest explanation of why you want to help him or her organize assignments. [step] Venting can destroy the self-image of a child with add.
  4. [substeps] Use colored folders and dividers to connect larger desk supplies to smaller desk materials. A colored folder will have sides that you can place smaller folders on for easier organization.

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