Get Into a Routine - Write down your general weekly schedule on a whiteboard or calendar, then establish time blocks that you will spend doing your homework.
Set Rules for Yourself - Setting rules for yourself can help you understand what you need to complete each day and not feel rushed to complete an assignment.
Write down everything - Write about your homework assignments, test dates, essay topics. That way, you don't have to memorize it, and you can use your writing as a way to double-check what you need to accomplish.
Set Your Own Deadline - Deciding on an early due date will reduce your stress as you will not be working on the assignment last minute.
Don't Multitask - Focus on one assignment at a time, and only turn your attention to the next task when you've completed the first.
Use Tools to Stay Organized - You can find a vast array of school supplies dedicated to keeping your materials organized.
Use a Planner - A planner can be one of the most useful tools for organizing your school work because you can visually see everything on your schedule.
Take Organized Notes - Notes will only be useful if you record them with a method you can understand later.
Color-Code and Label Everything - Color-coding your materials is a visual cue that allows you to easily see what belongs together.
Break Down Big Tasks Into Smaller Ones - By breaking big tasks down into easily manageable parts, you can work on parts of the assignment each day and not feel rushed.