Always behind on homework?

Weekly online tutoring and planning support for 12 weeks. Each 90-minute session is $100.

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Sound familiar?

You know the material but miss deadlines
Too many classes to keep track of
Homework waits until the night before
Missing assignments bring grades down

You're not the only one

These surveys describe school pressure and workload in different groups of students.

61%
of U.S. teens feel a lot of pressure to get good grades.
Pew Research Center, 2019
56%
of students at high-achieving high schools call homework a main source of stress.
Stanford study of 4,317 students, 2013
3 in 4
U.S. public schools say students' lack of focus is hurting learning.
NCES School Pulse Panel, 2024

Why we use planning and progress reviews

Research on planning, habits and progress tracking informs our approach.

12weeks

Practice a weekly routine for 12 weeks, with feedback from your tutor.

Research note: A separate study of 47 middle school students with ADHD found parent-reported improvements in homework completion after a planning intervention.

Langberg et al., 2012

Progress, written down

Review your written progress report each week and discuss what to work on next.

Research note: Across 138 studies, tracking progress helped people reach their goals, especially when it was written down and shared.

Harkin et al., 2016

10 minutes a day

Check your tasks and update your plan for about 10 minutes a day.

Research note: Ten minutes is our suggested routine, not a requirement established by habit research.

Lally et al., 2010

These studies tested other programs and groups of people. They do not show whether IHAE's Launch Program is effective.

A weekly session in the Launch Program

15 minCheck inReview completed work and missed tasks.
20 minPlanBreak the week's assignments into daily tasks.
15 minOrganizeOrganize notes and check the school portal.
40 minHomework helpWork through difficult questions with the tutor.

Weeks 1–4
Build a routine
Set up a weekly plan with the tutor.
Weeks 5–8
Practice and adjust
Review the plan together and adjust what isn't working.
Weeks 9–12
Take more responsibility
Lead more of the weekly planning, with tutor support as needed.

Discuss your student's needs in a free consultation

Send a request and the IHAE team will email you to arrange a 15-minute online conversation. We'll discuss your student's needs before you decide whether to join.