This might mean having a special time at home for all children (if there are more than one) to work on their homework. This means the child that needs help with thinking skills won’t worry about missing out on the fun, and they will be more willing to focus on what they are doing instead. If it is the same time each day, that also helps keep the distractions away. If their friends know they study right after school or right after dinner, they are less likely to pop by. It is also important to keep distractions of other types to a minimum to help boost thinking skills. That means there should be no radio and no television going while homework is being done.

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