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Understand your child’s planning

Use the planner to discuss how your child prepares, not only which deadlines are approaching.

Written by Pascal Bourque

At a glance

Use the planner to discuss how your child prepares, not only which deadlines are approaching.

Before you begin

Connect to your child's planner through an accepted parent invitation.

Key points

  • Compare deadlines with planned work sessions.

  • Look for tasks that still need a plan and large tasks that could use steps.

  • Ask your child what is realistic and what support they need.

  • Remember that your view is read-only, private tasks are hidden and a task's completion state is not a grade.

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