Physical Environment


Dedicated Study Space


Consistency: Establish a specific area in your home dedicated to studying. This space should be used exclusively for academic work to help your child associate it with focus and productivity. A dining table or breakfast bar could serve this purpose.


Comfort: Ensure the study area is comfortable, with an appropriate chair and desk at the correct height to prevent strain and discomfort.

Lighting and Ventilation


Natural Light: Whenever possible, choose a study space with plenty of natural light, which can improve mood and energy levels.


Artificial Light: Provide adequate artificial lighting, using a desk lamp to reduce eye strain and create a well-lit workspace.


Ventilation: Ensure the study area is well-ventilated. Fresh air can help maintain concentration and reduce feelings of fatigue.
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Minimising Distractions


Quiet Zone: Choose a quiet location away from high-traffic areas in the home. Limit background noise from televisions, music, and conversations.


Decluttering: Keep the study space tidy and free from unnecessary items. A clutter-free environment can help reduce distractions and improve focus.


Essential Supplies


Organised Materials: Ensure your child has all necessary supplies within reach, including pens, pencils, paper and any other required tools.


Storage Solutions: Use storage boxes, shelves, or drawers to organise materials and keep the workspace neat and efficient.

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