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Maintaining consistent attendance can be tough. Here are three tips that may make it easier: 1. Routines. Having a clearly defined regimen makes keeping to a schedule a lot easier for young people and adults alike. 2. Sleep. Getting plenty of rest sets you up for a great morning. Routines can be helpful for going to sleep too, and keeping screens charging in another room is another great strategy. 3. Checklists. Anything that helps a student visualize all the steps they'll need to take to accomplish a task will benefit their ability to manage time. We hope you find these helpful. For more great ideas check out these resources: https://www.attendanceworks.org/resources/handouts-for-families-2/
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